jesse: i do the vacuuming.e bed. but this is a segment fraught with danger and trying to pick up the slack, i'm going to get bet her, i promise. >> alisyn: sounds like your he' pretty good, but if you need help you'll remember that the woman we had a couple of hours ago who started a business called the occasional wife. every marriage needs an extra wife, or an occasional wife. >> jesse: i think my wife needs an occasional husband to help out or i need an occasional wife. >> clayton: here with kay morrison on earlier. she's the founder of the occasional wife, her own business. take a listen. >> basically do anything anyone doesn't have time to do so we sort of take your to-do list and give you the ability to hand it over. so of we have wives, worker bees and occasional husbands. and we organize people's homes from their closet to the kitchen, attic, garage, we design and install closets and we help people make best use of their space. we organize their lives and time management. >> alisyn: 40 bucks an hour. sou

i try not to, what are you saying, jesse. >> jesse: she says she's on a diet. >> clayton: in the columnghter) we were talking about this-- >>. >> clayton: what happened in the break. >> clayton: jesse, you have three hours to redeem yourself. >> ainsley: he will have a black eye in the the next-- >> we want you to send us your easter pictures, friends@foxnews.com. if you've got the little ones dressed awn the bunnies, in the church, in the yard, send them throughout the show. >> ainsley: we're talking about the easter bunny, but we know if you're a follower of christ, it's a powerful day on the faithful around the world are celebrating this morning. connor powell joins us live from jerusalem. with more from the holy land. hi, connor. >> well, good morning, you guys. you can never have too many peeps on easter, but pope francis celebrated his first easter as pope since being elected about three weeks ago. st. peter's square in rome was packed with catholics and christians around the world. estimated some 250,000 people were on hand to hear him speak. the newly elected pontiff was issued

. >> reporter: for two years, straud searched for jesse. a show dog that cost him $5,000 and more than 500 bucks to ship from lax to detroit, michigan. when the dog arrived, he was told jesse didn't make it. >> i said well, how's it going? he said better than you, the dog is dead. >> his 40 pound kennel damaged and the bolts missing. but we couldn't find a single record of what happened to jesse in any of these reports from the department of transportation. >> it's a huge loophole. >> that's because continental, now part of united air looips, wasn't required to report jesse's death. under the d.o.t.'s current policy, the dog was being transported without an owner. so jesse was just considered cargo. >> the airline views that time he's in transit as in between owners. >> that i're making a lot of money shipping him. >> absolutely. >> gaye is the form erp president of ipata and runs an animal transportation company in foster city. she believes part of the issue is that airline handlers need more education. >> with the airlines changing and mo

jesse, you are the manager of the hot topic paintball team. is carrey a hipocrite for having security? >> i want to congratulate those who are playing the red eye drinking game who just lost because i was not the first to say [bleep]. >> but rut second. >> do all of the white house secretaries talk that way? >> actually, no. i have given up any pretense of having seem wednesday of a -- semblance of a good reputation since i have come on this show. where i used to have a real job now i comment on cat videos. >> that's a real job. >> it is working at the moment. >> we actually have tape of dana having that realization on "red eye" and having a complete break down. >> and then moving on. >> i was crying. >> you were crying. >> the question was, did francine steal your tie? that was the question. >> jim carrey what he just did is revealed the weakness in his security detail. he pointed out the fact that his security guard has a 9 millimeter and pointing out it doesn't have a lot of bullets. and in fact it doesn't. it has 15. all you have to do is

. >> jesse: out in the middle east. to me after the comment about your salary, i get it and the national puppy day thing, and i get it. and you're doing a great job today, i should note that, as is everyone and the president is wrapping four days in the mideast. and sightseeing before he heads back, air force one is headed to washington and he went to the city of pjetra, magnificent pictures and what is one of the seven wonders of the world, the ancient city carved into the sheer rock face of the mountains, about three and a half hour drive from oman and the center of the country. the beautiful pictures, a nice way to end the trip, but it's a trip that's focused the at least on this stop on the horrific situation just on the northern border of jordan and syria, the civil war, the violence, tens of thousands killed. now a refugee crisis that's developing as well and there's about a half a million refugees that have come from syria here into jordan and it's straining the economy here. president obama under pressure back h

. - i am sorry, my friend, but-- the name is jess. jess washington. victor brashov. now, how about that cup of coffee ? well, we are not open yet, jess. but if you can-- have a seat at the counter. i'll be happy to pour you a cup. - regular or decaf ? - regular, please. whew ! this place is like a train station at rush hour. - thank you. - what do you do for a living, jess ? used to work at the post office. now i'm retired and i spend most of my time reading the newspaper and playing chess. ah, chess. in my younger years i was champion of my entire school ! well, let's see how much you remember. no problem. i will clean this up right away. - who is that guy ? - that's jamal. he works for me part-time as a handyman. doesn't look very handy from where i'm sitting. he is actually an engineer, - but he was laid off from his job. - your move. mr. brashov, will you take a look at this, please ? uh, yes. excuse me, please. all right, but it's your move. jamal. - could you make a move for me, please ? - all right, mr. brashov. - are you sure you want to do that ? - that will

jesse had an interest in military. jesse had an interest in guns and asked a lot of questions about them. strange enough the night before he perished, he was looking at a survival magazine. in that magazine, there were three weapons on one page. one was in bushmaster, one was a glock, and one was a sig handgun. i had to go back the following day to look at that. but i quickly looked at it that night but it was an assault weapon and two handguns. he asked me about the weapons and i explained what they were used for and their capability. it was a high-velocity high- range cartridge used by the military. his response was to the weapon or gun used to kill people and i said yes, jesse, that is what it is used for. jesse had a bebe gun and i got it for him for christmas. i taught him gun safety and he was proficient with it and knew the gun safety precautions. he could recite them to you. the same way i could when i was his age. it breaks my heart that something like that could happen in this country. i walked past the capit

as for what happened to jesse, stroud reported the incident touchltto the uchtsda. the airline was fined $17,000. but if he didn't report it, the government may have never known. >> i think they have to be held accountable. there's more accountability if they lose your luggage. >> reporter: we did reach out to united airlines to comment on what happened to jesse. no one responded. the d.o.t. is currently considering a new policy that would require airlines to report all incidents. airlines for america, an industry trade group, is against that proposal. they say carriers already provide enough information. it's unclear if or when the change will happen. elise kirschner, nbc bay area news. >> thanks for the update. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, just give us a call at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> let's check in with jeff again. >> there's not going to be any huge storm system coming our way so we'll get a little bit and also have some sun, a little bit of clouds, so no matter what kind of weather you like, we've got s

and jesse watters goes to and jesse watters goes to spring training and asks the no child is a lost cause. because a stable loving family can help any child succeed. i don't think i'm a lost cause. i'm just a kid. if you agree, find out how you can help. at youth villages.org >> in the "are we crazy" segment tonight. it's estimated 65 milli165 mill americans are overweight and a study by the mayo clinics, you're more likely to shed pounds if you get paid. and joining us a psychologist, and dr. walsh, what's the payment deal the mayo clinic studied? >> okay so this was a year long study at the mayo clinic where they took people and asked them to try to lose weight and gave them good education and half told them if they met their goal every month they'd get $20. if they lost their goal they'd have to pay $20. guess what they lost at four times the rate. >> bill: was it the incentive to get money or not pay money, do you think that did it? >> i think mostly the incentive to get money. i think learning theory has been pretty clear that a reward system, a positive reward system tends it shape

jesse, the manager your replacement for a grandparent.uget much information from him/her. >> he taught me how to fish. listen, of course google is better than grandparents. it is way better. if you google toyota you will not get disparaging remarks about pearl harbor. >> that's what you are missing . i blame the grandparentings. behagrandparents waits to be asked before lecturing about the past? and if you wait for your grandparents saying what was it like. >> they got to tell you. my mom talks about the old days and it is extremely entertaining. i calmed groogle. grandparent google . you plug in the answer and when i was your age and ends with a suggestion for a type much ribbon candy and go look in the attic. >> and i think roogle. you jump on it right away. nothing insulting to say about grandparentings. only one of mine was up whenip was up. only one in 10 counts are reliable . so i would defer to geeling, too. >> bill, that is it a contract between real information gleaned from real life, and nonexperience and disposable pop culture

to fill in is jesse joyce. jesse, what is coming up on tonight's show? >> good evening, "red eye" views. andy levy will be out all week spending time with his family. with family he means 9 cats, a mirror and a neatly folded sock drawer. jim carrey is catching slack about a video where he makes a joke. no word on whether the blow back will shelf plans for his upcoming video about jane fonda and a merv griffin sketch. and you do want to live like a homeless person, but don't want bill schulz's job? they are offering feeling like a homeless person for a night. they will even throw in a jar of urine to toss at passersby. and finally, the bill and melinda gates foundation will give a million dollars for a more effective condom. somebody tell bill getting nerds to create a better condom is like getting bill to create better basketball shoes. i don't watch this show so i don't know what he wore. >> it is nice you could mug aed from gwynn man gnaw -- a fred gwynn man mannequin for your clothes. when you are done you can be the mater de at the olive dwar den in

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i have got an answer to that jesse watters.esse watters. >> bill: he is available banned in 8 states. 42 states. can't go to hawaii anymore, massachusetts or colorado. >> that's a good thing. >> bill: still go down where you are in florida for the time being. >> bernie goldberg, everybody. adam carolla on deck. shoots it out with the former mayor of san francisco over why minorities in california are not doing that well. carolla is next. >> back of the book segment tonight. rolling with carolla. he does pod cast online radio program. mayor and governor of california gavin newsom on and the discussion turned to why minorities are in trouble. >> think about. >> you don't have the kids. >> half of african-americans in the state of california roughly half latino families have no access to a checking account or an atm. things we take for granted. >> what's wrong with them? >> well, because they don't have the resources to sock those things away. >> i want to know why those two groups don't have access? >> a lot of just happens to be

so, jess, you did a good job.humbs on that one. >> big money. >> you look like a million bucks, and now you just have to make a million bucks, okay? >> good job. i'm ready. >> let's see the money in your round 1. computer, please randomize those dollars. now here are the categories to your questions. and let's randomize those categories as well, computer. okay, now that everything is all shuffled, are you ready? >> i'm ready. let's go. >> audience, are you ready? [cheers and applause] then let's play millionaire. here we go, barbara. >> thank you, meredith. thank you. >> claire danes, jessica alba, and others are shown taking new york city public transportation in an us weekly photo series called "stars on the" what? >> new york city public transportation. "c," subway, final answer.

i have got an answer to that jesse watters.. >> bill: he is available banned in 8 states. 42 states. can't go to hawaii anymore, massachusetts or colorado. >> that's a good thing. >> bill: still go down where you are in florida for the time being. >> bernie goldberg, everybody. adam carolla on deck. shoots it out with the former mayor of san francisco over why minorities in california are not doing that well. carolla is next. hey, our salads. [ bop ] [ bop ] [ bop ] you can do that all you want, i don't like v8 juice. [ male announcer ] how about v8 v-fusion. a full serving of vegetables, a full serving of fruit. but what you taste is the fruit. so even you... could've had a v8. try mail marketing from constantcontact. it's the fastest, easiest way to create great-looking custom e-mails that bring customers through your door. sign up for your free trial today at constantcontact.com/try. >> back of the book segment tonight. rolling with carolla. he does pod cast online radio program. mayor and governor of california gavin newsom

it's something no parent should have to go through. >> tell us about jesse. >> jesse was 6 1/2 yearsld. he loved everything about life. he loved school. he looked forward to going to school at sandy hook elementary school. we loved his teacher miss soto. he loved horses, animals, there wasn't anything he really didn't enjoy in life. his main goal was to have fun and enjoy life. >> and what do you want people who are watching the show to do in jesse's name? >> well, i'd like people to stand up and tell their congressmen what to do and what changes need to happen. push for a ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines, better background checks. mental health is a big issue. it's complicated. and i think better school safety is definitely something that needs to be addressed. you know, we have schools that have the most precious thing in the world -- our children -- in them. and i thought sandy hook elementary was a secure school by standards. you had to be buzzed in. who would ever think somebody would shoot their way into an elementary school? i never thought it would happen in

you heard jesse watters confronting a local lawmaker.ne guy abused a boy 870 times, one year in prison. >> bill: one year. >> megyn: one. >> bill: let me stop you. so, you independently-- i have not talked to you, correct. >> correct. >> bill: the whole week i haven't. >> we don't chat. >> bill: so he we let miss megyn and the staff investigate because the guy, said we have enough laws and so did the editor of the denver post. they spouted that. it's not true. this is a chaotic system in colorado, but they don't want to fix it. do you have any idea why they don't. >> and denver post also claimed that the coalition against sexual assault is against jessica's law. we called them and they said he they don't actively oppose or support the law. >> bill: another untruth by the denver post. >> now the d.a.'s office, district attorney's counsel guy they talk about the existing state of the law out there and how there are potential-- there is potential for harsh sentences, but they're not nearly as opposed to jessica's law as the denver post woul

. >> i was busted when jesse was born. >> though his 15-year-old son, jesse, is only a short distancenile facility, brecino can only communicate with him through letters. they write to each other frequently. >> said what's up, dad. that he's working out. he wants me to mail him a list of exercises so he can get healthy. he requested some legs and some arms. i think in juvenile hall they still have weights to work out on. >> briceno says he hopes jesse will follow his workout routine but not his life as a gang-banger. >> you know, everybody wants your children to be successful and succeed in life and be somebody. you know? but, you know, he is young. he is a teenager. sometimes he doesn't make the best decisions. you know? you can't force it. you know, it's like you can bring a horse to the water. but you can't make it drink, you know. ultimately, they're going to make their own decisions. >> though he has never been charged with murder, briceno made it clear when he was jesse's age some of his decisions ended in violence. >> i was just treacherous. i was just a gunner. fools hear my n

that was the last i saw of jesse as he ducked around the corner.or to that when he was getting out of the truck, he hugged me and held me. that, i can still feel. that hug, and the pat on the back. he said everything is going to be okay, dad. it is all going to be okay. and it was not okay. i have to go home at night to an empty house. without my son. something that should have never happened at an elementary school. people argue about the second amendment, well, the second amendment says well-regulated militia, to bear arms. safe, freedom of state. it has not been well-regulated. >> well, what a powerful statement. the new york city mayor michael bloomberg is taking an active role in the gun care fight. very active. he spent millions to help a congressional candidate who won her primary race in illinois this past week. the mayor and i spoke about that and more when we met on capitol hill. >> why did you decide to come to washington? >> well, yesterday in illinois, the public had a chance to learn all the facts about who stood for what in terms of

and to your point, director metcalf in addition to what jess said, we felt that we have changed a lot, and we changed the kaoelgs and recommending that we are changing the skin and looking at the steel again and we are doing everything that we can and because it is again for symantics since we need to move things along, and the neck time i know that the director has to leave. >> i have one final question on this, though. on the steel. >> oh, sure. >> does the 164.5 million estimated additional revenue required include the cost that the steel bid came in at or not? >> no. that cost includes the engineer's estimate that was a combination of the work done by web corps that the director asked about earlier. >> okay. >> and then pelli's cost estimator. >> the steel bid does not come down significantly? >> we are rebidding. >> not over, and the amount of money in deficit this project has will be greater than $164.5 million. >> no. we are trying to keep it at this amount and so we had a recovery line item of $55 million that is why we are going to be talking if we can't get that number down

they can provide you an update on all of those categories. >> thank you. >> with that i will invite jess to come up. >> good morning, board. we going to talk about the structural bid package and the process that we have used in reviewing and assessing the needs throughout the lifetime for the preconstruction period. and ultimately, the bids and the results that we have gotten here in the last month or so. and also, to look at some of the options going forward, for what we would do and continued our investigation. so this packaging really comes from several years of work in the preconstruction process. and as a general contractor, it is really our responsibility to look at the project as a whole and bring in all of the parts and pieces and they could be concrete, steel, drywall, and all of those parts and pieces and for us to organize and understand the scope that it takes to do it and the methodology and needs and methods and so we have to be judicious and no one trade gets their way but it is our responsibility to make sure that there is a flow but there are needs and methods that predi

thanks, jess. yeah. thanks, mr. washington. except now i don't have anything to do. don't worry, henry. i'm sure we'll think of something. can i help you ? yes. special delivery for a katherine blake. great ! the wedding gown is here. congratulations. i wish you all the best. oh, it's not for me ! so who's the lucky girl ? it's for someone else here. well, one of you lucky girls want to please give me a signature ? here you go. now let me do it. no. you did the last one. i'd better get to work on the pastries. my assistants need a referee. - what are you going to do about the box ? - i'll just put it in the back. - you better check to make sure it wasn't damaged. - what do you mean, jess ? in this weather and all, it might have gotten tossed around in the delivery truck. okay. good idea. so, what time do the lovebirds arrive ? according to the battle plan in precisely ten minutes and thirty-two seconds. ipero me caigo y no me levanto! rosa ! what's happened ? oh, boy. oh, big boy. katherine better start eating. immediately. crossroads cafe. no, she is not. of course

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>> jess karks the county employees retirement association is taking heat tonight over plans to spend at least three of the trustees to hawaii for a conference. one of the people attending told us, it's not about fun in the sun, he said the trip to paradise is all about pensions. ♪ >> reporter: you are looking at beautiful scenes from hawaii. and soon, this will be the backdrop for one of the biggest annual pension plan conventions in the country. the national conference of public employee retirement systems. >> i am going to the hawaii one. yes, i am. >> reporter: richard cabral is one of the trustees that is being sent to the five-day hawaii convention this may. >> hawaii is not the issue. i'm going there for the conference, which i find a lot of value in. >> reporter: but some are taking issue with sending folks to hawaii on the public's dime. >> to see taxpayer dollars going to a conference, that strikes the public as offensive. >> reporter: the cost of the trip is not much in the scheme of things, it's not good pr, especially when public pension funds across the country are under

. >> hicks has never ridden in the washoe valley before, but police officer john jesse knows in these when the wind picks up, it can be a doozy. >> you can't go through the valley and you don't want go through washoe valley when the wind's that high. >> officer jesse sees hicks pass by and races to pull him over. there's an advisory that day prohibiting high-profile vehicles from being on the road, but hicks doesn't see it. he's approaching the windy valley and immediately feels wind between 60 and 80 miles an hour. he tries to slow his truck down, but it's too late. >> the first inkling in my mind was when the truck got quiet, once it came up on two wheels, there was no noise anymore. i looked in my mirror and that the wheels were off the ground and panic struck. in an instant, i tried to think of what to do, what can i do? >> he tries desperately to countersteer the truck and straighten it out, but he's outmaneuvered by the wind. >> when i knew i was going over, i braced myself and held on for dear life. when the truck finally hit the ground it seemed like it rolled forever. when it

jesse watters is not irish. >> i'm part irish. >> bill: what part is that? have no comment on that at all. >> you are irish. >> bill: we know i'm 100% irish. blame me. when we come right back, bernie goldberg on a possible media corruption in the colorado's jessica's law case. very angry adam carolla responding to charges that is he a racist. we'll be right back. [ kate ] many women may not be absorbing the calcium they take as well as they could because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. my doctor recommends citracal maximum. new griddle-melts to youre usual breakfast sandwich. a lot more flavor. [ anouncer ] ihop's new griddle melts... made fresh and hot! hand crafted just for you. it's like a sexy sandwich. [ anouncer ] compare new griddle melts yourself. just $4. it's like a sexy sandwich. it's an epic breakfast sandwich. avoid bad.fats. don't go over 2000... 1200 calories a day. carbs ar

i spent time with jesse's dad. in fact, jesse's dad was the last guy to leave the firehouse very late after the shooting, well into the night. i left around 10:00. he was still there. if this doesn't touch people, i don't know what will. even in my own state, there are people who don't want to outlaw the possession of these large-capacity magazines. i have put forward a proposal that does just that. i'm hoping it will be taken up by the legislature. i know that there are people who are -- who don't want to -- to do that. we're going to pass a -- you're not going to be able to sell those weapons any longer in our state. we should not allow those magazines to remain in our state. we should do the common sense things necessary to move forward on this issue. i believe we will when everything is said and done. i think this is a wake-up call to the nation. don't let this go away. and i want to be very clear. there are going to be more of these in post offices, in malls, in movie theatres. the people who vote against any

and some subsequent statements he made as well. >> warner: jess bravin, you cover the supreme court. you have written a lot about courts. how would you explain the basis on which they're finding conspiracy here, or alleging conspiracy. >> they're alleging conspiracy because he was very close to osama bin laden. osama bin laden was the organizer, the patron of the 9/11 attacks. he's with bin laden when those attacks take place. he's making statements for bin laden afterwords. and conspiracy is a way that the government that can imfuture to one defendant the offenses of another. this crime basically says he was in on the plot and he is therefore responsible for many of the outcomes, even if he didn't pull the trigger himself. >> warner: now this is the same federal courthouse that originally the justice department wanted to try khalid sheikh mohammed in but backed down. what you can tell us about why the justice department, nonetheless, despite the outcry last time has gone forward to try abu ghaith here. >> i think there are a number of reason, they sort of learned their lesson, a les

>> it was a surprise to hear jesse jackson praying and then he asked got to build bridges between the states and venezuela. the states are the only ones who pay cash for 3,000 barrels. the others are interchanged with china, russia and places in the caribbean. there's a hate and love relation. whenever it's going to be better then the government says that the yankees cater to chavez and they fire our assistant to chavez here. but i think his successor must be more conciliatory. i think the surprise was jesse jackson and maybe he was surprised that someone asked for better relations with the states. they were helping a lot on establishing relations. >> you mentioned the oil and, of course, america is the biggest importer of venezuelan oil. it has to have good relations with this country but it is looking for an alternative to this system of government. do you think now the opposition in venezuela could have success? >> it would be very difficult. the emotion on chavez, the sentiment and the government controls all the power. there's no separation of power here. the army, the whole mili

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>> it was a surprise to hear jesse jackson praying and then he asked got to build bridges between the states and venezuela. the states are the only ones who pay cash for 3,000 barrels. the others are interchanged with china, russia and places in the caribbean. there's a hate and love relation. whenever it's going to be better then the government says that the yankees cater to chavez and they fire our assistant to chavez here. but i think his successor must be more conciliatory. i think the surprise was jesse jackson and maybe he was surprised that someone asked for better relations with the states. they were helping a lot on establishing relations. >> you mentioned the oil and, of course, america is the biggest importer of venezuelan oil. it has to have good relations with this country but it is looking for an alternative to this system of government. do you think now the opposition in venezuela could have success? >> it would be very difficult. the emotion on chavez, the sentiment and the government controls all the power. there's no separation of power here. the army, the whole mili

it is time to return to jesse joyce for the post game wrap up. hi, jesse. >> tell us about the friar's comedy club film festival. >> it is called the brotherhood of the traveling pants and you help set it up by the way. you got a lot of opening acts appreciate that. that will be at the friar's festival on april 6th. please go. go. >> jedediah, where can our viewers catch you tomorrow? >> fnc sometime between 9:00 and 11:00 i think. check twitter and i will keep you posted. >> sweet. dan, where are you going? >> i will be a week from saturday at the prestigious jersey city comedy festival. >> it is prestigious. >> back to you, greg. >> where in jersey? >> jersey city. >> are you not even going to say the name of the place? >> it is just -- twitter? it is on twitter. >> these people just don't know how to promote. jedediah, schulz, gavin, jesse, that does it fore moo. i am greg gutfeld. see you next time. off. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> he said everybody write jesus on bold letters. he said everybody put it on the floor. he sai

including berkeley tenants rights lawyer jesse palmer. >> i think people in society feel very isolatedwhen you realize that many other people have the same ideas you have and are having the same problems that you have, then suddenly you realize, actually, we are powerful, we the people are powerful. >> every hour, every day, the occupation is here to stay! >> after two weeks the oakland mayor orders the plaza vacated because of health and safety concerns. before daybreak on october 25th oakland police raid the encampment, clearing out the occupiers with tear gas. protesters agree to reconvene later that day and march back on the plaza. >> the crowd was a focused crowd. we were there because they had taken occupation and the occupation was something that had been very valuable to a lot of us. we weren't going to just go home. >> police order the protesters to disperse, but they refuse. standing directly in front of the police barricades are two men dressed in military uniforms, including a 24-year-old ex-marine named scott olson. olson had served two tours of duty in iraq during which h

. >> jesse, you're here tomorrow. >> jesse: am i coming back tomorrow? >> see what the bosses say. see you tomorrow. >> brenda: game on! march madness taking over. no, not on the court, in d.c. with pork, congress passing a bill to keep the government funded for another six months and it's chockful of pork goodies like watershed rehe billtation, environmental medication programs, whatever all that means. so, is this the march maddening group that will never get spending under control? hi, everyone, i'm brenda buttner, this is bulls and bears. let's get to it. the bulls and bears, gary b smith, tobin smith, jonas max ferris. and john, is this madness? lawmakers are fighting over what to cut, they're reallocating funds for all that pork. >> yeah, this shows exactly how bad of a character our lawmakers have in d.c. look, we have no energy plan. our education system drops in world rankings, we have no jobs plan. we have no plan. we don't even have a budget and yet, these guys are still filling things with pork to get reelected. if you're in private practice and you take money supposed

the president is meeting with mahmoud abbas right now, jess.g for in this meeting? >> reporter: nothing that he plans to announce when he comes out, john. the goal today is really for the president to see what it would take for palestinians to go back to the negotiating table and begin the process to talk again about reaching a peace agreement. those peace discussions stalled out back in 2010. there's been stalemate since then. the president deliberately came to the middle east, he said, without some sort of obama accord, if you will, or a specific road map to peace. he said that he came here to listen. he said his mom taught him that's the best way to approach these kinds of situations. he made a joke about that. his mom was an expert in these things, as you recall, an anthropologist. a much better listener when he is traveling overseas, maybe not so much with congress. he is meeting with abbas and -- go ahead. >> i was going to say, republican congressmen might have a different view of his negotiating tactics generally. jess, i should say, yo

he lost the debate as you saw with jesse watters. jesse killed him. when you lose the debate, bernie, what do you do? what do you do when you lose the debate? >> you attack the person who is behind the -- >> bill: there you go. >> bill, do you understand my position at all on this. >> bill: somewhat. i think what i said was in context. >> i thinked you should not have mentioned it because what you did in addition to anything you were trying to do is you gave ammunition to somebody who didn't need a lot of ammunition to go after you. >> bill: all right. that's fine. now, the democratic party put out a fundraising letter a couple of days before this denver post editorial and the language is almost the same. almost the same. >> exactly. >> bill: are we looking at a newspaper, "the denver post." and by the way the guy that wrote the editorial you just saw curtis hub board who said he was going to come on wednesday. we hope he does. do you see that the denver post and you can look at all their editorial positions. they endorse the re-election of president

case 4416th street >> commissioner if i may i'd like to introduce you to jess can cook she's a in planning she focuses on street escape designs. she was previously with the city of oakland and she has a b.a. from the state and a marks b.a. >> good afternoon i'm with the department staff. the case before you is for existing a restaurants doing business as a liquor eating establishment as defined in section. the project sponsor intend to serve own site beer and wine only. it didn't include any external alterations. the processed non-conformal use can be established because it's located within is quarter of a mile in the upper market street. the department is not aware of any opposition to or for the project. it recommends as the restaurants complies with the planning code and is consistent with the general plans. i will now list some issues. the property is a loimentd corner commercial use and it's within the rh zoning district. again, the restaurants will seek a permit for the sale of beer and wine only. it will be subject to the conditions of approval for eating and drinking establishment.

then they said they wanted a raise warfare and send jesse jackson, and little jesse is going to jail now -- we are so proud of him. [applause] "ok, let us send some your way." we sent herman cain. then they said that they wanted a war on women, and they sent out birth control pearl -- girl herself, so now we get to , and i would like to introduce the honorable cathy mcmorris rodgers, currently serving her second term as vice chair of the house republican congress, where she is the only woman and the youngest member elected to the house republican leadership. sandra fluke, i would be scared. ♪ >> thank you for that grade introduction. menk you, cpac, for having here today. this weekend, you have heard many wonderful speeches talking about what conservatives need to do to win elections again. some say we need to moderate. not me, and i bet not you, either. some say we need to do a better job of messaging to the american people. the answer is very simple -- we conservatives have to get more votes than they do, and we can because -- yes, we can -- more americans are conservative than lib