joanne? did that give you chills some it was like a ghost story. >> the lead of the story is joe biden is in charge of the sainthood nominations. >> that's how it works. what do you make of this, joanne? >> the flag, that is a stethoscope, i believe, but i am not a doctor. >> you would play one on tv. >> they don't allow that. >> i don't see how h is a a -- i don't see how it is a scope. we have had to be patient. when it comes to being patient, bartending on a friday night with the people i had to deal with. i should have been a saint several years ago. >> that's so true. you were like a st. bernard. you had the cask of ale for them. >> that is nicer. >> that is a different type of saint. >> thank you for that. >> can we put up a flag? i don't want to look at andy. what does that look like to you? >> a stethoscope? >> a slinky. >> i wanted you to say the side of my face when i wake up in the morning. >> i don't see that. >> it looks nothing like the side of your face. >> until nateing obama

jill, andy, joanne. for you >>> breaking tonight on the other side of the globe right now, the sun is up and crews are back on the hunt for the missing malaysian airliner. following what is called the best lead so far. i'm megyn kelly, far from the plane's last known location and more than a thousand miles off the western coast of australia in some of the roughest seas in the world, teams are trying to find a needle in the hay stack after debris from the missing jet possibly was spot d by satellite several days ago. this area was close to one of the corridors where authorities say the plane may have gon

she was now certain it was joanne masse. the assistant d.a.the courthouse but his reaction was not what he expected. >> they hustled around the courthouse. they said, we can't have this. that was the end of it. >> just as gary masse had requested, the prosecutor turned a blind eye to joanne's alleged crimes. he also moved gary to a new prison under an assumed name. and a reduced sentence? that would be decided at a later date. >> and then gary became the chief witness for the prosecution. >> gary masse says, gloria killian is the one who gave me the information. gloria killian told him about the davies and went with him to the house a week or so ago. >> gary now painted gloria as the crime's mastermind. unfazed by the murder, gloria called afterwards to demand her take. one year after she was released, sheriffs arrived at gloria's work again. >> now because of what gary is saying, they can arrest gloria again. >> when they start unsnapping their holsters, this is not the time to discuss it. >> again, gloria was locked away without bail. the de

that's the sky, joanne.state, indoor imroaers use about 9% of the state's household electricity while the outdoor growers use 60 million gallons of water per day which is the equivalent of 60 million one-gallon jugs of water. interesting isn't it? does this change your smoking habits? >> absolutely not. it balances it out. >> really? >> the three million people are getting high, then they are not driving. they are home. >> i would hope that would be the case. >> you can't light up a bong and drive a car at the same time. we don't have the technology yet. >> thank god for that. it would be terrible if it were otherwise. ellison in the green room you said f the environment. all i want to do is get legally blazed. then you threw a hot cup of coffee on me. >> and flashed a couple of gang signs. i am all for it. i don't care. >> not a story here? >> no story. case closed. none of you should care 3w* carbon emissions ever, fine. next story. >> it consumes 29 refrigerators of electricity. >> why did we do this stor

joanne is our senior producer on our show who we love deeply.rating her forever 31 birthday again. we're so thrilled. >> we are. we are thrilled. i think we have someone joining us. >> come on. >> bring the baby in. >> we have special dispensation. we'll light it since we have special dispensation to light the candles. >> that's all i am. >> joanne, we want to wish you the happiest of birthdays. >> yes, we do. >> joanne is, like, this is a segment. >> i thought bobbie was going to come on. >> here we go. >> you thought this would be bobbie. >> it is not. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. >> bobbie's buzz. >> while we wait, we'll play a little game of spin the bottle with jo jo. go ahead, spin it. >> this is -- okay. i'm spinning it for you. >> tell me where it's going. this is life. here is the question. you ready? you got to focus. ready? would you rather wear no makeup or not wear high heels. joanne lamarca, what is your answer? >> i'm going to show you. >> what? >> okay. >> no makeup. >> here it is. here it is. would you rather go without choc

it's great how you gave andy and joanne their start in their careers.alented anchors would find them unhirable and unwatchable. why is cool successful? how does it keep finding new members into its cult? >> all humans have a desire to be accepted and liked the moment they go to school. if you don't do the cool thing, you will not be liked. that's where they employ celebrities to push agendas like obamacare because it's your weak spot. if you want someone famous to like you, you'll do what they say. >> will you be promoting this book anymore? because frankly, i haven't heard a thing about this book at all anywhere. will we see you at any bookstores like hastings or barns and nobles in texas? and what about saturday, hitting any books in san antonio, katie, texas, hastings in college station? or perhaps sunday you'll be at barnes and noble in waco, then the barnes and noble in plano. >> the psychic was right. i'm going to find out -- if you want to find out where i'm going to be, go to my we believe site. -- website. lastly, i would like to walk around to

joanne ikeda: people can die very quickly after becoming dehydrated. so it's really important to drink six to eight glasses of fluid a day. now, one can take that in as fruit juice, as low fat milk products, those kinds of things. as you buy fruit juices or processed foods, my rule of thumb is, when a new product comes into the market, look at the list of ingredients. if you can recognize 10 of those words, then you are ready to take that first sip. for any new beverage, look at all the chemicals that go into some of the processed foods. do they really belong in your body? can you live without them or can you do moderation? the body also needs vitamins and minerals to function. vitamins occur naturally in all living things- cows, carrots, trees and humans. each vitamin and mineral plays a key role in keeping the body functioning. joanne ikeda: well, i always think particularly of calcium and iron because those are the ones that we're commonly concerned about in this day and age. calcium, because of the high incidence of osteoporosis. women don't realiz

i am here with america's favorite philanthropist, winen enthusiast, joanne. and rick leventhal and gavin mcguinness, writer for talkingmag.com. his book is now available on netflix. >> really? >> yeah. and next to me, the great writer and novelist walter kern. it just reached the "new york times" best seller list. it is the true story of a murder, mystery and a mass ask you raid. mass ask -- masquerade. >> hi, andy. good luck. you've got very little shoes to fill. >> can you go under the covers if you are undercover? honolulu police are urging lawmakers keep under cuff officers who have sex with prostitutes. it is essential to catching criminals in the act and strict internal control prohibits mess conduct. critics say it can -- say it is antiquated at best. but they say police testimony convinced him the provision was needed saying it is a really murky area. if they think it is necessary, this is one area where i did defer to them and say i hope you are not having sex with prostitutes. the question remains, where do you craw the line 1234* we asked penguins

just water. >> we discussed joanne's new book, every day is st. patrick's day because i am a terrible drunk. they are filled with white trash. well, we have mccurio on tonight. >> the quality of tv has been going up significantly in the past decade with hit shows like trudy -- true detective and sons of anarchy and true blood. what do they have in common? they are centered around for -- around poor, white communities and met for rickly calling it, white crash. it is the -- white trash. he says it has allowed red states to be seen in a humanizing lies and it confirms the stereo types. let's look at this scene from the finale of true de trect tiff. true detective. spoiler alert. >> that was a big let down for somebody who was watching the series. >> the dog was running in a flat serk kill. people who watch that will get that joke. >> all five people that will get that joke. >> millions and millions of people watch that show. some of us have tv's. >> have i to plug in that thing. paul, you were in the deliverance remake where your lips played the raf

joanne kenen is the health care editor at politico. and larry levitt is a senior vice president at the kaiser family foundation. welcome to you both. larry levitt, give us a description of the people who have signed up for these exchanges so far in terms of other women, men, age, income level and so forth. >> well, as your piece mentioned, a total of 4.2 million people have signed up for health insurance so far. they are mostly women, slightly more likely to be women, mostly low-income, about 80% qualify for tax crit credits available w and middle income people and proportionally older. 18-44 represent about 40% of the target population but only about a quarter have enrolled. >> woodruff: who haven't been signing up? and why? >> young people aren't signing up. insurance is a tough sell for young people to begin with. as your piece mentioned, they do pay higher premiums than they tend to use in healthcare. so it's not as good a deal for them as older people. enrollment among latinos a lagging as well. in california, they represent about

joanne, isn't spying supposed to be the kind of thing that spies do? like exposing the fact that spies spy, how is that important? >> yeah, i know. >> are you -- you are on your way to a pulitzer yourself. >> i do have to say the great thing about writing about this is creating a greater dialogue. we need to discuss civil liberties versus national security. what is too much and what is not enough? i feel bad for all of the other writers, especially this year who had like really good work. it is a terrible year for me because of everything that happens. >> but you know what, i understand -- i think you can have that conversation while we still have spooks and smies -- and spies. generally people who start dialogues are a you no -- are annoying people. we don't need you to ruin our country. andy, how much money did you spend bribing the pulitzer board to give the prize to your hero and buddy glen greenwald? >> every penny i have. it is not going to take any bribe money. i think they will split it. >> isn't that great? >> i can't think of any story that w

and he hopes to one day be played by joanne in a lifetime movie. it is tv's andy levy. and he is so sharp his thoughts pops balloons. it is "vanity fair"'s chris browser. it is andrew schulz. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. to may there is only one wonder of the world, greg. you. >> they apologize for their disguise, and that leads us to our latest edition of -- >> is this racist? >> a columbia university says it is sorry after hosting an olympic-themed party where members dressed in stereo typical clothing from other countries. the girls seen here wore sombreros and mustaches, not there actually and french maid outfits and japanese schoolgirl clothes, among others. it offended a bunch of groups. they said, while we understand the actions taken by these members may thought have intended to be harmful, they were offensive. as usual the sorority regrets what happened and it will, quote, take as many steps possible to make amends with the populations we have hurt most. meaning they will be executed. for more let's check in with our "red eye" legal corresponde

joanne, you dated both pop stars and athletes. this must make babier your dream man. >> i just wish he was president wearing a shirt. he is usually topless. that would have made this much more exciting. he had a match against shaq and against usher. is that right? shaquille o'neil, that's what we call him? it sounded weird. >> that's what you call him in private, joanne, you racist. >> they let him win when he was a kid, i get it. but now he is older. unless his manager said, all right, i will do this video for you if you have like five minutes of not being a problem bleep -- a] bleep [bag. a tradeoff. >> will his performance affect your march madness bracket? >> not in the least. i thought the flop was the first part. then it was the half hearted oh from the possee. bieber did that and then they forgot. there is a delay. and then one goes oh. you know he elbowed the one next to him and they rolled their eyes at each other and weshed they were dead. this is why he is the way he is. he is surrounded by yes men. they will not stop h

i will go to you, joe -- joanne. are you happy for mila or sad for yourself? >> combination of the two. i want to be her body double in films, so if she gets pregnant they will need me on there more. i'm all for the monogamy. >> right now you are doing it a little bit. >> who says i am not. >> you have six years on her, right? trying to figure out the age. >> she is 30. >> she is moving on. >> this girl is brilliant. she knows what she is getting herself into. she knows he is a cheater. she said you will publicly say as many times as i tell you to that you are all about monogamy and you are a changed man. >> is he saying this because he has had 16,000 one-night stands? is it like saying don't do drugs because between 20 and 40 i did them. >> it is like a billionaire who complains that people are not giving enough. >> or money won't bring you happiness. >> really? it won't? i don't know there are a lot of guys that a are single that understand what the hell he is saying. i will say this much, there is nothing better than being married. it absolutely is the hone

well, check out joanne's reaction to hearing those exact words. >> monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. >> the sound of those words for joanne you think she guessed it, she's hearing these words for the very first time. >> wow. >> yeah. >> i love watching these videos. i can't imagine what that must be like for these people that first sensation. >> my question is does she have to learn the language now? >> believe it or not, she is speaking very clearly back to the therapist that's in the room with her that just turned on the cochlear implants. >> it is a wow moment. >> i'm just amazed. >> yeah. >> joanne is 40 years old she was born with usher sin droyndr she was born without hearing and in her mid-20s he also lost her sight because of that syndrome so she said when that happened communicating became that much harder. and this she says is incredibly life changing obviously. >> it's all right. it's a big, big life-changing day today. >> that's incredible that we can do that. >> right. >> incredible that we figured out how to give hearing back to somebody. >> d

joe app, you don't -- joanne, you don't like e-cigs. >> i think they are stupid. i think they look stupid. >> they do look stupid. >> lawmakers think kids are more stupid than they are. i don't think any kid will see someone smoking this and say oh yeah, i want to try that. or oh yeah, this device used to help addicts quit. that's cool. >> you make a great point, it is powerful uncool. it is like the motor bikes that are three wheels and then two wheels are in the front. you have a motor bike for the risk. you have a cigarette for the risk. >> jenni mccarthy is the main person on the ad. what child is like, oh jenni mccarthy. i love her on "the view." >> i haven't had a cigarettes in months, and you are right, you feel like a dork, but it will take over. >> you have always said you wanted to be more like steven dorf. >> i consider him like my muse. he doesn't answer any of my mail. but it is usually streaked with my feces. >> if these legislators cared about public health we have aids and can aer is and a lot more serious -- and cancer and a lot more issue. >> we

i am here with joanne. >> he loves his super heros, our own mighty avenger in disguise, andy levy. she is the former advisor to the uk ministry of defense and the marketing editor at large, meeky k. mikey k. and his jokes make my abs hurt in a good way. sitting next to me is my chocolate teddy round and your lightning round diva, sherrod small. >> hash tag jedi! >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. hey, greg, you real hot.

joanne. some might say she is lose herring looks.g earlier, we should only care about hot people. do we have to pay attention to her or not? >> no, i care. i care deeply. i see myself in this poor girl. ten years down the road. you know, i'm now modeling my life choices off hers. don't dupe this. i think we should all take a look at this. and reflect on our own choices. and, act accordingly. and -- i mean really though. i mean with the documentary. about to be persuaded. >> it's crazy to me. she has had so many ups and downs. and then to hatch these, cve th in your face. it will up the anxiety and stress. isn't that when people crack. we will see a train wreck. with train wrecks you can't look away. so i am going to watch. >> there you go. >> i think a lot of women see themselves in her. a lot of men have seen themselves. >> i think. off awe what do you mean? i don't understand. making a valuable point. a lot of good points here. surprisingly. despite her -- >> television does not make anything better. >> no. >> if you have problems

joe app, i am dying -- joanne i am dying to find out what you think about this? is it racist or scary? >> it is an intimidation tactic. i think very tall people are scary. if i were ever on the team i would say we have to cut him off at the ankles because this is not fair. this is not sports man ship. i like the black one better, right? >> they made t-shirts immediately after he showed up. they made t-shirts and everybody loved it. >> i am just waiting for that to be taken out of context. >> i like the black one better. >> i am telling you it is ahead of its time. if you can wear something like that for an injury, it is scary. you wouldn't know though because were you picked last for your teams in gym class. >> was i? >> i think so. >> andy has similar masks for his cats. very intimidating. >> shouldn't we all wear masks? >> except for that kid in the movie "mask" but that was called" mask." can you answer a question? >> that was not really a question. do we have the side by side? can we put that back up? >> while we are waiting for -- are you telling me that's l

it is joanne. nice waive. he would rather be talking about "trudy tect -- true detective" andy levy. and sitting next to me, comedian tom shillue. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. can i call you google, greg? you have everything i am searching for. >> she wants to toss the boss. 234* a new psa beyonce, a pop star, says the word "bossy" should be stricken from our vocabulary. it is being lead by facebook coo cheryl sandburg, girl scout ceo and condoleezza rice. they say "bossy" is a negative term and discourages girls from wanting to lead. typical chicks, telling you what you should do. >> this is ban bossy take one. >> pushy. >> stubborn. >> bossy. >> bossy. >> when i was growing up i was called bossy. >> i think the word bossy is a squasher. >> being labeled something matters. >> girls are less interested in leadership than boys. >> and that's because they are worried about being called bossy. >> we need to they will them it is okay to be ambitious. >> we need to help them lean in. >> words matte

. >> joanne was not a dumb woman. if you were the one to gift information you are the one to get the better deal. the first thing she did was say my husband was involved. but steven desantos fired the shots. >> sheriffs demanded to talk to gary and joanne promise she'd would bring him in. but detectives also wanted to know how gary and steven had learned about ed daveys treasure. joanne came up with gloria. >> she said a woman named gloria helped plan the robbery. >> gary is innocent. it is gloria and desantos who are responsible. the new suspect was gloria killian, renting a room from virgil fletcher the owner of allied coin. when she saw the davies murder reported on tv. >> i said, my god, that is horrible. the poor wro man lived, crawled into the street, all the horrible things happened to her. it was awful. a week later, gloria was helping out at her boyfriend any auto body shop when police came calling. >> we didn't have a customer schedule then. so we were going to close for lump and have sex. we got everything

special thanks to joe app, shaw -- joanne, sherrod, andy levy.t the orchestra in virginia. it sounds awesome. >> i am going. . >> you can come and stay at my house and it is the high yet house. >> bye, everybody. tonight. stay with fox news channel. i'm off tomorrow night. here's huck bee. >>> the barack obama administration pushes for military budget cuts. will our shrinking military be ready to fight off future attacks? >>> and harry reid says obamacare nightmare stories are made up lies. >> there are plenty of horror stories being told. those tales turned out to be just that, tales. >> trying telling that to a woman who lost coverage for our cancer medication. >>> plus arizona's governor vetoes the state's religious freedom bill. >> i sincerely believe that senate bill 1062 has

anyway, joanne, you recently learned to read. congratulations. >> do you think writing a children's book is an accomplishment? >> we didn't get to my book cover, but it would be called "my back brace and me." >> it was a struggle being younger having scoliosis and it would have been nice to have a book to guide me through. >> think about all of the children you will help. >> and the dudes into chicks with back braces. >> are you kidding me? surprisingly there are a bunch of celebrities who you wouldn't think would have children's books, but have. alex rodriguez has one. sting. >> sting? >> weird al? i'm getting that for my kids. >> and julie andrews. that was the weirdest of all. >> why? she was mary pop -- poppins. >> i was making a joke. >> i was playing along. >> which brings us back to between two ferns. it never works. >> i was making a joke and playing along poorly. >> andy, keith richard's book though -- are you a musician. i think his book is great. it is teaching kids to play an instrument. it is the most important thing

. >> joanne, you are a pretend ukrainian. the selfie make you feel good about the safety and security of your people? >> no. what it really showed was the difference between the haves and the have knots. it is like look at me. i am comfortable. i am in a good position. here i am with my technology and my sign. it is my nice suit you don't feel supported. actions speak louder than words. it is a display which is what we do best. >> are people making too big of a deal out of this? when you snap chatted nudes to the syrian rebels no one complained. >> nobody except the syrian rebels. >> they just thought i was being modest. >> they couldn't figure out what was wrong with you. >> no, they told me to see a doctor. >> you got a lot of i'm sorry responses. >> i am benign. >> i can't get exercised about this, but nobody it paying attention and this is to your point is how many ukrainians are following her instagram feed? they are ukrainians that live in the bay bridge. it is a stunt for an american audience. it is like we are not goi

. >> joanne, could this maybe explain your failed attempts at on-line dating? a lot of clicks, but then -- >> a lot of clicks and no action. why are you laughing at me? you sent me that message on-line. >> honestly the way to get people involved or the way to woo people is by harassing them on the street. i give away $18 a month to different organizations and they stop me on the street and i couldn't say no. you are constantly asked to give money. >> you can't make eye contact. >> do you want to give a dollar to sick kids? no. >> they block you like a pack of wolves. you can't get around them. >> we learned you are a horrible people and now let's move on. >> i want to spend my money on me. >> time to take a break. spoiler alert, something frightening. >>> should we have chosen to leave it frozen? researchers revived a dormant giant virus found in an ice core in the siberian tundra. have i no idea why either, but they said it could destroy microbes harmful to humans. it only affects ameba, but the revival in a lab shows proof that we could eventually resurrect v

it is joanne. and comedian joe devito who will be headlining the anne arbor show march 27th through 29th. and next to me is buck sex ton the blaze.com's editor and host of real news investigates on the blaze tv. not to be confused with veteran character tuck bexton. loved him on the rockford files. >> a block. the lede. that's the first sorry. >> [inaudible]. >> that was a two-fer. got both of us. should those who protect avoid getting wrecked? three secret service agents assigned to president obama in amsterdam were sent home and put on administrative leave after a night of heavy boozing. one of the men was reportedly drunk and passed out in a hotel hallway early sunday morning. sound familiar, kennedy? the agents member of an elite unit of the secret service broke rules that prohibit anyone on an official trip drinking alcohol in the 10 hours before the assignment. as part of the team they would have had a classified briefing ahead of obama's arrival on monday. let's go to our white house corresp

tony, joanne, and dominic and their wives lawyer enand amber and my grand girls who, nicole, my oldest grand girl said, grandma, [speaker not understood], why can't a girl be a fire chief? and i said, oh, my goodness, nicole, that ain't the way it can be. and immediately went to joanne and said, look, i have a picture, wrote them a little story, saying, look, there is future for all girls. and boys, but there is no artificial barrier. it was so shocking to me after all the work we did in the merit system, many of us here, to see that a 3 or 4 year old girl would then say, well, i can't be a fire chief. well, that's got to change. and i hope to work to that end. there's my husband who i cannot -- [inaudible]. cory. last but not least, there's my mom. she's an immigrant to this country. she's the daughter of a migrant worker. (applause) >> she really influenced the way i look at the world and bringing people together and looking at fairness and making sure that there is a good future for all of us. thank you. very much. (applause) ~ ~ >> when we wrote the theme for this year's women's hi

. >> joanne. ge you have often said openly that you would look to move into ugly neighborhood and get rid of the ugly people? >> i don't get rid of them. i just discourage them from living there. it's funny, if i were at pratt and i gave this speech as a white woman saying, low income housing is coming to my neighborhood, i am not okay with that. why do you have to change this? it is just, it's funny how that works. >> good point. rich people have rights too. the haves cannot complain about the have-notes. >> a complaint is a complaint. >> a have used to be a have-not, right? that's america. >> in some cases yes. in the perfect case. sometime, a have long time ago, keep passing on his have to the other have. >> i would like to have some of that. >> andy, as a jew, you are behind all of this? >> absolutely. either way my people win. either way we are the landlord. we are making money. if we can charge, if richer people move in. we charge more. get more money. either way we are making money. >> cash

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joanne ikeda: all of the magic potions have had side effects. we look at the fiasco with respect to the phen-fen combination-- the fenfluramine-phentermine-- that was so popular and ended up being withdrawn because it caused heart valve damage in women. ralph cygan: there are a number of stimulants on the market: ephedra, which is an epinephrine or sympathamimetic drug which is a strong metabolic stimulant that will probably suppress appetite for a few days or a few weeks, but longterm, can be extremely dangerous, and taken in doses higher than is recommended, can also cause potential cardiovascular problems, arrhythmias, chest pains, high blood pressure, etc. fad diets that limit or promote excessive intake of certain nutrients can also be dangerous. take high-protein diets, for example. protein is used, initially, in the body to maintain muscle mass, to build cells, antibodies, hormones, etc. generally, that need for protein will be met if we take in 12 to no more than 20% of our calories from protein. any additional protein that we take in wi

politics. >> joann patterson: i wanted to make sure it was okay for my grandkids to be there.nd i had a great time. it looked like any barbecue in any backyard in america. >> stahl: but they were nazis. we're just sitting here talking about nazis. >> patterson: i know, it's crazy. >> stahl: they're in your own family. >> patterson: i know, it's crazy, huh? >> stahl: "my son became a nazi." >> patterson: yeah, a nazi leader. ( laughs ) >> stahl: on saturday, april 30, 2011, her son held what would be his last get-together. nothing seemed out of the ordinary, to the extent this is ordinary. ten-year-old joseph was running in and out of the house. >> joseph hall: i'm going outside. >> stahl: all the kids were. dad even took some of them to see his nazi glow-in-the-dark t- shirt with its "ss" insignia. >> wow. >> jeff hall: it's the little things in life. >> stahl: this is the last recorded image of jeff hall alive. after people left that night, the family watched a movie, "yogi bear," as jeff slept on the couch. the others went upstairs to bed. then, at 4:02 a.m... >> 9-1-1 emerg

she was now certain it was joanne masse. the assistant d.a.s reaction was not what he expected. >> they hustled around the courthouse. they said, we can't have this. that was the end of it. >> just as gary masse had requested, the prosecutor turned a blind eye to joanne's alleged crimes. he also moved gary to a new prison under an assumed name. and a reduced sentence? that would be decided at a later date. >> and then gary became the chief witness for the prosecution. >> gary masse says, gloria killian is the one who gave me the information. gloria killian told him about the davies and went with him to the house a week or so before. >> gary now painted gloria as the crime's mastermind. unfazed by the murder, gloria called afterwards to demand her take. one year after she was released, sheriffs arrived at gloria's work again. >> now because of what gary is saying, they can arrest gloria again. >> when they start unsnapping their holsters, this is not the time to discuss it. >> again, gloria was locked away without bail. the death penalty loomin

joanne, you are september self-obsessed, do you think they are right?> we are more aware of our imperfections. simsymetry is looked at as beautiful. the thing is though, you don't need surgery anymore. 24r* are apps where you can air brush yourself. you can do things to make the picture look good. if you are still not satisfied and you have the money and are in a right mind, why not? >> isn't that a from answer. >> would you ever consider getting a new face 1234 you look like my key k. mikey k. >> your questions are so complex it is amazing. my arms aren't long enough for a decent selfie. if you have a big nose like i have the selfie is a no go area. it doesn't really bother me. >> i love how he is like, i am so unattractive. >> self-depp pro location. >> maybe you should indulge a bit more in that. >> he is hurting me deeply. >> are we becoming a super official shallow society? >> that had god we are. i am all for people to do what they want to make themselves look better. except the people who turn into cat woman. that freaks me out. if you want to do

joanne, what i like about hershey is colder, in fact colder than you r. she talks about castrating with ease. >> she gets it. women don't want to be equal to women. we want to be -- did i just say women? >> yes. >> women don't want to be equal to men. we want to be better than them and higher than them. we want to stand over them and look down as they bleed to death. >> you are a killer. >> i love how in the beginning of the video it looks like the snl commercial and you think oh she is serious and i feel bad for her husband. >> she is psyched with that big grin on her face. >> are we sure h is real? this is real, right? i love her. when she talks about castration it is with the chilling ease of hannibal lecter. were you turned on or really turned on? >> i don't have a scrotum and this commercial really frightens me. she is a social conservative so i will decline to join your endorse ept in --en discourse -- endorsement. >> i dnt know her beliefs. >> what do you mean? she is into hard work. >> that's two of my beliefs. i believe in some other things too.

i am here with joanne. >> he loves his super heros, our own mighty avenger in disguise, andy levy. she is the former advisor to the uk ministry of defense and the marketing editor at large, meeky k. mikey k. and his jokes make my abs hurt in a good way. sitting next to me is my chocolate teddy round and your lightning round diva, sherrod small. >> hash tag jedi! >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. hey, greg, you real hot. >> thank you. did dear old mom steer you wrong? it is day 6 of -- >> they turned the mother of jonah hill into a joe. into a show. here is the latest ad urging people to enroll. >> sorry that was the wrong ad. can we see the right one, please? >> both of our boys were rambunctious and miss -- miss chough vus and talented and kind. >> one thing we don't have to put up with is our kid not having health care. >> young people feel invincible and until something happens they will continue to feel invincible. >> do you want your mothers to have a nervous break down? it is imperative to have health insurance. >> there is nothing worse than a mom feeling like he

i'm here with joann. if any happier he might crack a smile. probably not. he's a sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad man. he's so sophisticated his monokl has the monocall. no problem, man. and it is 16 year-old girlfriend disappeared under a cloufd circumstance. which is no big deal. she was a runway anyway. no one will miss her? just like all the rest. silting next to me is jesse. he'll be performing in portland, oregon april 2nd through the 6th. road trip! >>> all right. anyway, it made us puke. the day i block count up. >> justin bie justin bieber is amazingly talented at basketball. he's as braggy as the pants are saggy. he uploaded a video on instagram. whatever it is. displaying the sweet skills on a one-on-one game with manager. let's take a look. >> yeah. i'm not sure what is better. justin's dribbling or scooters's acting. it's what bieber neesds. more adults enabling his seflt absorbed antics. can we see it in slow motion? yes. it's not the first time he posted a basketball vid dwroe instagram. u who can forget these earth-shaking moves?

joanne's book. every day is st. patrick's day, because i am a terrible drunk.evision shows the, filled with white trash. we do have mccurio on tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ it was the best day whoo! yes! ♪ it was the best day ♪ ♪ it was the best day yeah! ♪ it was the best day ♪ecause of yo [sigh] [echoing] we make a great pair. huh? progressive and the great outdoors -- we make a great pair. right, totally, uh... that's what i was thinking. covering the things that make the outdoors great. now, that's progressive. call or click today. going up significantly in the past >> our television cast. hit shows like true detective, breaking bad, justified, sons of anarchy, true blood, facts of life too, the reckoning. they're centered around colorful white trash. the author calls it the white trashing of american tv. he thinks his shift is allows red states, and violence and immorality, confirms stereotypes. let's lack a's look at the scee detective." spoiler alert. >> a big letdown. >> the dog was running in a flat circle. >> all five people that will get that joke. i think. >> mill

it comes to public safety we have two of the finest chiefs in the country i wanted to thank chief joanne and his wife and other first responders. we want to reduce the workload for them as part of the process i want to thank that staff and our real efforts there's safety and engineering and at the sfmta we play a supporting role and that's in improvement we can there's a lot we can do with the data we have and a lot we can do to design our streets better a lot we can do to make more people aware everyone needs to not pay attention to trodden device but need to make sure that people are following the laws that's one of the most important things we can do to make the roads safer. the chief behind that for the has been helped by board of supervisors that have added police academies but the leadership to deploy those leaderships to make sure we're endorsing the laws is being done very well by our chief of police chief suhr >> i too want to echo the support i get from all the people behind me our mayor number one priority is our roads are safety i can't do that without our partners board of s

twin fooifrdz that would like to be painted silver to i have a communication out to the foyer chief joanne to see if that he, accommodate that. >> and that's going to occur april your date on that? >> the 17, april 17th. >> the 17th. well, that certainly was a little known fact did anybody know that >> i don't think we could have a silver fooifd. >> but the roll is in a great fire. >> thank you. would you come forward, please >> good afternoon. i'm bill san francisco fire department retired and museum director and presently guardians of the trustee we're the ones that presented this proposal to you. i gave you the package of material if i can answer any questions >> are there other silver fire hydrants in san francisco. >> i've seen some but i've seen some. >> better check these out and paint them white but i'm not the fire chief. >> thank you very much for your service to our city. >> thank you. >> and presenting this to us. >> it's - >> a revolution. >> i can say in 18969 the doctor asked the mayor to paint the hydrant on church street it's been going on and four years ago the history co

joanne mills was fitted with cochlear implants last month. they're tiny electronic devices fitted deep into the inner ear. she filmed her daughter as a nurse tested her hearing by going through the days of the week. >> monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. how does it -- just be careful you don't knock them off. can you hear my voice coming through both sides? >> yes. yes. very high. >> very high? it will sound high pitched at first. your brain will readjust it for you. >> okay. >> it won't always sound that way. it's all right. it's a big, big life-changing day today. >> joanne milne there. what a remarkable moment for her. stay with us. at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests or dietary restrictions. hey thanks for calling my doctor. su

. >> we have to take a >>> welcome back to "beyond the head lines" joining me is joanne hater. . you not only live it but you teach it? . that's right. >> i see you brought a package that says "organic" on it. everywhere i go, i see organ is versus food that is not organic. i rook at the prices and wonder if i'm doing the right thing buying organic. or would it make a difference? >> that's a common question, will it make a difference? i want to look at a stanford study in english and human studies and comparison of the foods. they really concluded that they couldn't say it was any healthier at this point however they did admit you'd get less pesticide residue and less antibiotics if you eat organic. in order to know if it's healthier. you have to have long-term studies. the knnutritive value of the fo is not different. there are reasons to eat organically that may not contain in the study's analysis. >> many people who have cancer, changed their diets, they go completely organic and treat their water to make sure they don't have anything extra in there. maybe it makes them feel b