the new jules-- she shoots from the hip. go away.st don't want to do it anymore. come on. we like each other. let's do this. let's do this. i don't know what you want me to say. just say... "why not?" (goldhawks) ♪ each night we'd fall in love ♪ so how'd it go? too soon? just give him some time. he probably just thinks this isn't what he signed up for. that's what he said. i don't get it. no, that's actually what he said. ooh. ♪ ..to hold to get me through the stage of life ♪ well, that's twice i've found you in here. i'm buying bear spray. i was just teasing about the nanny, you wuss. look... i want to tell you something, but you can't tell jules. i'm intrigued. you're kind of my hero. no, thank you. okay, not you personally, but you have everything-- a great house, great family, fancy old lady clothes. the dirty secret is, i want your life, not jules'. she works like a dog. and i'll tell you what. if i do marry smith jules is gonna walk into the office one day, look over at my chair and there's just gonna be a puff of smoke. and wh

but jules was very influential for a number of us. his strip was where the main idea was about a serious subject, and i always imagined that jules might have a different explanation of it, but there was not much change from cartoon to cartoon in the 50's. i would pay attention to what was being said, and maybe that came from your love of theater as well, and that you loved dialogue, but i really took all of that to heart, and of course, i was a of the counterculture and in college at the time when people were pushing against every institution. so when i graduated from college, i thought it was perfectly normal that i would take those interests and concerns, politics, rock 'n roll sex, drugs, all of those things that had bubbled up in my life during those four years and put them on the comic page. most editors were unfamiliar with those subjects on their pages. there was a lot of crossing of red lines early, so that is why i find it so difficult to be talking about a redline now with "charlie hebdo" because i had that debate over and o

jules. mr. jules, from our perspective, and from the officers' observation, never fought back to defend himself. detainee jules did not see the attack coming. and you can see that mr. jean baptiste really manhandles him for quite some time, actually launching a flying kick there. >> i never do nothing to you. why would you just come to beat me and take me, drop me on the floor like that. like someone who you're trying to kill me, right? so why? my neck, i can't move it. and now i feel headache. i feel headache. and then keep -- >> while jules said the attack was unprovoked jean baptiste told jail officials he was acting on a long-held grudge from the streets. >> inmate jean baptiste blamed inmate jules for his previous incarceration. i don't know what happened on the street between them but he blamed everything on inmate jules. apparently he's been waiting two years to get his hands on him. >> both inmates went to the seg unit. inmate jules was found not guilty, and he was released from the seg

anchor: jules boycoff, talk about the women's cup.es: that's one of the sad facts is that the women's world cup will start on june 6 and it's getting totally overshadowed by the fifa corruption scandal. it's going to be a terrific tournament. canada is hosting it. we'll see women from across the world play some terrific soccer in front of us. unfortunately, they'll be playing on artificially turf field which is has been a point of major disagreement from the women players who will be coming to canada because of the possibility of injury increasing and because it changes the game. it makes it a bit faster and different than it is on grass. certainly fifa has a long history of slinging misogeny. when asked how we could make the women's game more popular in the world he suggested that they wear tighter shorts, for real. 10 years later, he didn't even recognize alex morgan, one of the top three players in the world up for the player of the year award. he didn't even recognize her at the award banquet dinner. he walked up to sarah huffman'

jules is your someday girl? my what now? a someday girl is someone who, someday, someone else, the first someone, could see themselves ending up with someday. it's super serious! "someday girl" is a great title for a new song. oh, i have to go see if jules feels the same way. have fun with that. sometimes after a breakup, i like to make myself feel better by thinking about guys that i could someday see myself with. do you have anyone like that? nope. no one. huh. okay. what about grayson? oh, yeah, in about ten years from now, when i'm done changing him. the trick is to make him more emotionally accessible, while at the same time, keeping him a little insecure so he continues all that work on his body. it's a tightrope. so grayson. that's super. that's a pinecone. no matter how much you keep fondling it, it's not gonna take you to cabo. (laughs) okay. i gotta go. be weirder. jeff had a really bad case of diarrhea once in cabo. that's a good story. what am i doing? i mean, i have to bust out of this funk right now. well, let'

but jules was very influential for a number of us. his strip was where the main idea was about a serious subject, and i always imagined that jules might have a different explanation of it, but there was not much change from cartoon to cartoon in the 50's. i would pay attention to what was being said, and maybe that came from your love of theater as well, and that you loved dialogue, but i really took all of that to heart, and of course, i was a of the counterculture and in college at the time when people were pushing against every institution. so when i graduated from college, i thought it was perfectly normal that i would take those interests and concerns, politics, rock 'n roll, sex, drugs, all of those things that had bubbled up in my life during those four years and put them on the comic page. most editors were unfamiliar with those subjects on their pages. there was a lot of crossing of red lines early, so that is why i find it so difficult to be talking about a redline now with "charlie hebdo" because i had that debate over and

can we see that one now jules? >> oh yeah. >> you want to -- >> it's a -- i guess this is the early '60s. black man with shades -- [laughter] he says, i dug jazz. and whitey picked up on it. i dug hip, and whitey picked up on it. i dug rock and whitey picked up on it. i dug freedom, finally lost whitey. [laughter] so what i loved among our american racists is that every part of black culture that is available, they will pick up. but not blacks. they will pick up the music, they'll pick up style, they'll wear their hats backwards, they will act cool, they will get a certain sway to their hips, but actually acknowledge that there are other races not just blacks but other races that are worth tolerating, that's a no-no. so you can plunder, and that's what whites have always done. you can plunder other cultures in this case black culture but you can't let 'em into the club. that's a no-no. >> and did you get backlash from liberals who didn't like to see their hypocrisy exposed? >> oh, i don't -- the answer to that ques

jules, what have you got? julie: $.84 -- it is not clear if those estimates are for a newly traded company. you do not tend to have all of these. to eight and a half million dollars. the company is also talking about active sellers and buyers. the year over year active fire. it looks like -- active buyer. the shares at how are trading, you can see behind sea shares.at -- etsy shares. ipo at 16 bucks a share. they have declined a little since then, but they have more or less maintained that gain. we do not see them decline from this level. has some questioning whether counter fight -- counterfeit merchandise is being sold. thank you so much, julie. active buyersning and that brings us to numbers we have seen in retail. some numbers have been good. some have not, like in walmart. what gives, guys? prices.ower oil you're going to have payback with the gas tax. jeremy: i think it is still too early to declare the -- : i think it is still too early to declare the death now. i think the consumers have to have the op

in 2017, jule aims to replicate these batches for a 1000 acre facility.ntil then it is slow and steady growth. bloomberg news, hobbs, new mexico. emily: silicon valley's revolving door swings again. uber poaching rachel whetstone. she is taking the job of another high-profile hire. he is moving into a bigger picture role advising and joining the board. whetstone comes with a serious record. she has handled numerous antitrust investigation across two continents and multiple consumer privacy inquiries. her challenge is getting in front of uber's local regulatory hurdles from france to india as it expands. coming up, a prime target. walmart sets its sights on amazon with a much cheaper delivery service. will it work? that is next. ♪ emily: walmart is challenging amazon to a subscription service smacked down. -- smacked down. down. the world largest retailer testing a shipping program for $50 a year. it is restricted to a few markets but walmart has left a lot of questions unanswered. it should amazon be afraid? easy post ceo is here. we also have greg who co

still to come, how jules houses turning kids of all walks of life into stars and the benefits that it has four parents. kellye: we have confirmed the next president of the university of the district of columbia. ronald mason jr. has been tapped to fill the role. he is currently the president at southern university. dr. james lyons senior had served as the interim president since march 2013. a celebration of special children this weekend for jill's house, a place where parents of children with intellectual disabilities can get a little respite care and the children can have fun. these families find a second home there. alison: friday night is jenna's favoredite night of the week. >> it provides the gift of time. alison's: parents rarely get respites but there are special facilities and other kids just like them. and their parents can spend time with each other, with other children, or just resting. >> it's two full nights where they can have uninterrupted sleep at home and do things like go to the movies. alison: things that many of us take for granted. jill practice law and had four c

i found fuel developer jule making renewable ethanol using sunlight and bacteria billions of years oldan continue the process. reporter: the ceo and top man at hotel -- total. >> i've been so many years in the industry i don't believe in miracles. reporter: six months into the job he is a convert. like i don't believe anybody can claim to be carbon neutral. reporter: it would mean fuel that doesn't need to be mind or grown -- mined or gorwrown. this is where it begins. this freezer at -80 degrees celsius has files of bacteria. one vial contains 10 billion bacterium. they are thawed and said -- fed for two days. >> we start to get them happy. this is easy living for them before we get them ready for the outdoor world. reporter: cool spectrum light for four days. >> we bring them under this light that will limit the life they see outside. reporter: this replicates the sun. then it is over to real sunlight. the bacteria are exposed to the sun for 8-10 weeks where they make fuel. today we harvest. finally what we have been waiting for. this is ethanol. an acre of corn makes 400 gallons a y

. >> jules, you sort of revolutionized the comic world. did you invent the graphic novel? >> no.speaking of the graphic novel what kerry is doing and has been doing for the last three years without being called a graphic novel, doing a series of them come into the real characters of real wounds in a real-world, and day by day we find out all but more about them. it's a great tradition of newspaper comic strips going back to gasoline alley delve into, and once you put them all together and we've them all as one piece you read it's a novel. day by day you were not aware of it but it's actors and the characters developing. however, satirical it may be or humorous immediate or whether whatever point it makes a it's a story and destroy that one follows. i loved from the beginning the adventure strips as a kid. the strips that ran in daily papers in the 1930s sunday 12 medals in glorious color. these guys were my masters. i couldn't draw like that i did not do collect them second of back into overthrowing the government as a fallback position. [laughter] but a few years ago i just got

jules? julie: thank you, alix. we had a listeria outbreak in lue bell ice creams.hey will fire or furlough almost 3000 workers after it shut down production. 1400 employees will be furloughed, and additional 1450 will be laid off. that is according to the texas-based company. the company is also cutting salaries in the meantime. "bloomberg market day" will be right back. ♪ alix: welcome back to the "bloomberg market day." i am alix steel. 13f filings came flooding out today. our senior markets correspondent is next to me in person. i can touch her arm. you are real! julie: as opposed to a torso sitting at the debt secured one of the things that emerged after david einhorn called the -- pie on reer natural "the mother fracker" and making the case against fracking, we've seen a bunch of investors come out and make the opposite side of that trade. stan druckenmiller, each of them taking on a case, empire natural resources specifically, taking stakes and the one that einhorn specifically targeted, druckenmiller also took a stake in eog resources, also some of the other

jules, you're right. it's so fun! i have had the worst writer's block.ong i've been able to come up with in the last three weeks. ♪ writer's block, writer's block, writer's ♪ ♪ writer's, writer's, writer's, block, block, block, block ♪ (hammering and sawing) hear that? that's what your stupid songs sound like in my head! why do we still have to hang out here when your bathroom's being remodeled? my kitchen is our hangout. it's--it's our turf. it's our clubhouse. our... (rolls tongue) barrio. why did you teach her how to roll her r's? molly... (rolls tongue) ringwald. i'm really sorry. oh, come on. the construction's not t

. >> i know jules whatever you say. >> i go with you. what's your bet tonight?. >> we had to just really condense for this next few minutes. ahead, who in the world are these guys at third and king street? and we got horsep bulldog: oh boy! mattress discounters memorial day sale! what's this? a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! serta iseries... icomfort... optimum... and wow! get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection! don't miss the memorial day sale. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ . >>> baseball up top on a megasports filled day. the a's are still going in texas and the giants another improbable outcome today with that other l.a. team. all metallica day at at&t. bottom second, giants in scoring position for aoki. two strike two rbi single opening the scoring. the giants were in business. in the fourth brandon crawford boom put it where the big boys blast 'em. at that point it was 3-1 san francisco. 7th innin

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people continues one family outside of his to spend wednesday searching for the body of 73 year-old jules reported missing when she did not show for work per body was found late in the afternoon less than 100 yds from the crossing or she went missing. >>michelle apon: that will have another round of the bellwether as of right now morning heavy rain may be some martel possible as to get closer to the afternoon western nebraska western kansas western oklahoma all went to west texas where another round of severe weather that includes isolated tornadoes a little closer to home will wicking a to cloudy skies as a light drizzle mist and fog keep in mind as to make a way out the door and just accordingly if you're going to be across inland locations plan on someone temperatures and sunshine you might want to dress up into a teacher at this afternoon the the temperature is right now before it's too low to mid '50's quickly hitting a to lure seven is that is during the lunch hour for inland locations that have more sunshine that with a warm-up into upper seven is near 80 the rest of the bay next t

>>george: to an all-purpose can't delude arafat delaunay a bit worried the wheat id jules travel allown the barrier ask what this special it does it all back of a leg for task. >>darya:happening today. >>darya:the 34-year-old man who police say barricaded himself inside a san francisco apartment for 20 hours earlier this week is due in court. >>darya:we first broke the story wednesday on the kron four morning news. >>darya:this is video from the scene in visitacion valley. >>darya:baron deshay of san francisco was arrested in connection with the lengthy standoff. >>darya: police got a call from a 33-year-old woman who said deshay was threatening her. >>darya:police arrived, and they say deshay went into the apartment and refused to come out and speak with them. >>darya:he finally surrendered to police >>mark:new this morning. four people are behind bars in san leandro bar. >>mark:this is video from when it happened at shilo's bar on april 16th. >>mark:police used surveillance video and interviewed witnesses to identify the suspects. 22nd. >>mark:police then got arrest warrants for th

jules feiffer could comment on his jewish and left background.[laughter] >> i don't know what you're talking about. [laughter] >> i will tell you because i have your book your and i would like you to autograph it and it's filled with jewish commentary. [laughter] >> i never saw that book. [laughter] and i've never been a jew. [laughter] >> well, you got me [inaudible] [laughter] >> many were irish catholic. there were a few jews but the jews were mostly in the comic books and they came from new york. >> i beg your pardon? >> cleveland. >> yes, they came to new york and i branched out in the notion many years ago that superman really didn't come from the planet krypton. and in any case i don't think that that is true anymore and the comic book artists come from all over the place, but the generation that are for generations away from where i am and there's a lot of commentary about what happened. and there was a great depression and people form political alliances and they said that was a communist party and the socialist party and there was the a

>>darya: jules in los angeles yesterday and a group of pacific trade the other held a rally to conceiveroach test in san francisco on wednesday today's event is happening in control. >>mark: 2 employees were killed near the walnut creek workstation happen october 19th to of the table from track inspections on their hit by an eastbound train to jackson they've made some changes to the sec regulations will bear on the tracks they have to travel slower speeds that improve the communications system for workers on the tracks and ice- cream company is back in the spotlight because they knew about that. one of their plants. >>michelle: the company knew about the pull the entire product line after the outbreak was led to the ice-cream the documents showed a sanitized the crib was and i quit in that inspectors of the workers hoard not washing their hands are pulling the people of kansas died in the past year contaminated with bacteria illnesses or report a result oklahoma and in texas >>darya: the bay area children's camp is behind bars this morning when he is accused of doing. ♪ i'm gettin' out

number one-- "jules jr." (chuckles) but he'd go by "j.j." aw. love that. for first. why is your name on the top? don't snoop. i'm starting a new list-- "most boring game." number one with a bullet... (penny clan

jules, i have been chosen by the group to talk to you. you look insane.never taking this off, and before you judge me, touch it. hmm? i dare you. i dare all of you. (all) ooh. you're saying that deep down every guy is a little bit gay?

jule? fore: conditional approval the royal dutch show group to drill in the arctic on an exploratory basis. in 2015. that is this year. that will be allowed by the u.s. to drill as many as six exploratory wells. it will need to require permits from state and u.s. agencies, but, again, winning u.s. backing to resume exploration in the arctic sea. this is something that shell has been working on for some time. this would represent a significant victory for the company. shares anding the where they are trading in response to this, so this is the conditional approval. it sounds like they are going to have to get some permits from other agencies, but they are getting federal approval, at least in principle, to drill as many as six exploratory wells in the arctic sea. thank you so much, and she showed us those prices. coming up in the next half-hour of the bloomberg market day, the californian drought has cost millions in wildfires, and it is not even summer yet. we will take a look at the golden

so, jules, what are we gonna do for your birthday? i got nothin'. i have an idea.my cousin owns an awesome gun range. well, technically, i guess it's his backyard, and he does live like, right next door to a day care center, but still--

jules? julie: it has been a lackluster session. the nasdaq up by a quarter.seems like we closed with that record for the s&p yesterday but couldn't hold it. we have utilities up and financials down. let's check on some of the movers, though. there is news that broke in the last hour that has affected the stocks involved. the maryland public service commission approved pepco's acquisition, a six pointed $8 billion deal. it is subject to 46 conditions, but nonetheless, it is an approval. you see what happened to the shares. and pepco spike and pepco is the best performer in the s&p 500. speaking of strong performance, look at netflix as well. people familiar with the situation say netflix is in talks with the media company controlled by jack ma as well as potential other partners to get into the chinese market for online video. that would be, honestly, a big market for netflix. shares going to a record above $600 for the first time. the worst performer in the s&p 500 is green mountain. remember that system that was much heralded of the company announced it woul

. >> the for all of us here, trying to be more clear larry we appreciat well, where's jules?you guys get together every week to watch this crap. whoa, whoa, whoa. (chuckles) travis, one of these young singers is going to be this country's next idol. you hate america, travis? i do. while we wait, we should watch andy's old stand-up tape from college. what was your catchphrase again? (spanish accent) bitches be loco. (laughs) it's funny 'cause it's true. you could've killed me! oh, calm

jules, you're right. it's so fun! i have had the worst writer's block.s is the only song i've been able to come up with in the last three weeks. ♪ writer's block, writer's block, writer's ♪

. >> do you want to jump in here, jule, with ed? >> reporter: in "the new york times" today it said hillary clinton, all of these people are trying to get her to answer the questions. i disagree with that because she might not use them now, believe me, one day you'll meet the press and not wanting them turning on you. what's the reaction? has it become a joke now or are people -- is it hard to get her to answer questions or do you think she's opening up some more? >> reporter: yeah, she's starting to open up a little bit. the other day in iowa when i started shouting at her and she said maybe i'll come back and answer questions, then she did. today, i shouted again. she said, hang on, i'll be there in a minute. andrea mitchell and others fired questions. i think other reporters were jumping in saying that there were important questions to raise like there are in any presidential campaign and maybe she's now realizing, it's not just reporters complaining about it, david axelrod said she should be answering these questions. >> the e-m

. >> do you want to jump in here jule with ed? >> reporter: in "the new york times" today it said hillary clinton, all of these people are trying to get her to answer the questions. i disagree with that because she might not use them now, believe me, one day you'll meet the press and not wanting them turning on you. what's the reaction? has it become a joke now or are people -- is it hard to get her to answer questions or do you think she's opening up some more? >> reporter: yeah she's starting to open up a little bit. the other day in iowa when i started shouting at her and she said maybe i'll come back and answer questions then she did. today, i shouted again. she said hang on i'll be there in a minute. andrea mitchell and others fired questions. i think other reporters were jumping in saying that there were important questions t like there are in any presidential campaign and maybe she's now realizing, it's not just reporters complaining about it david axelrod said she should be answering these questions. >> the e-mails between

. >> jules?e thing, giving greg's home address and it's fleet week, navy and coast guardsman and women walking around the city. thank you for your service. i'm going to lean forward and thank you for everything you do. it's wonderful to see new new york. we hope you enjoy the city as much as we do. >> the only time is the weekend where i don't dress up like a sailor? >> why? >> because i think it's disrespectful because i'm not in the military. >> if you do see greg -- >> in short shorts. >> i'll be dancing downtown. >> buy him a drink. >> he just dissed you. >> short shorts? >> really good. >> all right. >> yes. >> friendly, friendly. >> friends. >> set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five". that is it for us have a great memorial day weekend, special report coming up. weekend. "special report" is >>> o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> did the d stand for, do you remember? >> delaware. >> watters world, the presidents' day edition. oh boy. >> who won the civil war? >> i don't know.

i'm feeling good about jayson-- that is half jules and half grayson.brity couples. "jayson" sucks. it's a real name. what about, um, "grules"? it sounds like something orphans eat. (imitates british accent) "please, sir, may i have some grules?" (imitates british accent) no! you get back in yo spaceship! (normal voice) what? (normal voice) i don't kn

jules, what's the word for "who cares?" ellie torres, i opened my best bottle of wine for you last night, and you left a sip. i would never. this is your lipstick. (singsongy) wino fight. that was my glass. i accidentally wore colored lip balm yesterday. it's barely colored and it makes my eyes pop.

hi, jules. hi, matt. do you guys know each other? yeah, yeah, yeah. we play roller hockey together.erent ways that people know each other.

jules. >> reporter: it happened just a little ways back there on the outer loop of the beltway near i-66. the officer responded to a report of vehicle struck but what happened next nobody could have predicted. this was the scene officer ramirez drove up on friday april 24th. a camry in flames after striking two other vehicles and the jersey wall. ramirez tells me he was greeted with good news initially. everyone was out of the their cars and seemed okay. then suddenly the man who had driven that camry, jumped back in and locked the doors. >> that's when i mae the decision to break out the driver's side window. upon doing that the flames started coming out of the driver's side window so i wasn't going to be able to make my approach that way. >> reporter: ramirez didn't give up. you see, he was a long island firefighter before he became a fairfax county police officer. he broke out another window still no luck. but then the man climbed out the broken window and just as quickly tried to get back in. >> that is when i grabbed him, not really thinking about it. i kind of just grabbed him a

missing people continues one- family house at houston spent was this a to the body of the 73 year-old julesg what she did not show up for work. >>: she is cold and wet not near home when to get her her body was found late in the afternoon less than one-half yards from where she went missing. >>james: a live look at the national radar view michele's keeping eye and that's the perspective and local. >>anny >>michelle apon: another chance led all this after no and that's affected all the different parts of the western nebraska western kansas part of the panhandle oklahoma and texas western texas all of that area under the severe weather that is later on this afternoon heavy rain isolated tornadoes and damaging winds up close to the home we are working up to cloudy skies a little bit of light drizzle even some is and patchy fog keep in mind if you're making your way out the door it will start off that way with temperatures and all before is along the coast will start to see the clouds moved in from the location to the judge will quickly one of the to lure '70s during the lunch hour the rest of

happen the maker of the aircraft said this is not possible because the into san the system and lack of jules system are on a different network i met with the simple lack of the matter is there are redundant systems on airplanes and that o.j. is in power by that highly suspicious. it is very unlikely that the poor of this pact they should feel safe to keep flying. the last thing i'm think about is that someone actually on the airplane is going to have entered into same system get to avionic and bring down a plane that's not something is on my mind. >>james: that wanted by the fbi and u.s. air force will he is accused of doing we will have more on that coming up back here was a look at san francisco international airport and the report of delays which you keep an eye on that as well. every time someone enters this room. for while the people who come in here can use quilted northern, a toilet paper that works so well they can completely forget their experience... ...little miss puffytail can never forget. she can dream. dream for the sweet, sweet swing of a careless elbow. quilted northern. des

but jules was influential for a number of us.his was the first that i was aware of where the main point was about the idea about the subject and you may have a different explanation for that there wasn't much change from image to image and i always thought that's just to get my attention but i took all that to heart and of course i was of the counterculture. i was in college at the time when people were pushing against every institution and so when i graduated from college i thought it was perfectly normal that i would take those interests and those concerns, politics, rock 'n roll, all the things that bubbled up to the surface in my life during those four years and take them into the comics page. well, most editors were unfamiliar and so there was a lot of crossing the red lines early. that's why i find it so difficult to talk about the red line now because i have that debate over and over. at one point of this is just how cool it was i got so tired of getting thrown out of newspapers that i sent out a questionnaire to editors a

outstanding here is a look at part of the neutral chairmen is held in the can has been in remission again it jules 26 is an upcoming movie starring julia roberts. still ahead if your selling your smart phone are getting rid of one heading the league might not be enough will show you what does the information you have that same selangor when you get the cut button. >>darya: nude photos showing high school students popped up on a tour to recount and also you could be facing child pornography charges middletown police want to know who started the twitter account at no regrets five note on 3 and heard about from concerned students at contacted the police said the cow was used to pose for pictures of students and did not show any faces they're working with and that is much information as they can figure out who started that account. >>mark: adult friend finder and suffered a data bridge expose an affirmation of almost 4 million users that have contacted authorities to investigate a compromise information does include birth is females and physical addresses they made the discovery is part of an investig

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great chance it will be on thursday it >>darya: to today's key events happening ahead >>mark: and jules>>: they call the will support a significant and terrible disappointment his interview may have been at the final interview in the entire investigator process. my own personal impression was that the pain of the already been to look at that point. the report says the more probably the not was called at least generally aware of the inappropriate activity that still is a coarse or burned to the deflating of football's prior to the afc championship on stage is for family crowd thursday night there asked about the report the nfl's investigative process is still ongoing his wallet and 30 hours the controversy has not tainted the super bowl or detract from his joy of winning it. ahead >>darya: web want to take a look at the big stories you need to know before you head out the door this morning here is a live look at it over to the bay bridge the approach is an easy ride right now >>mark: in oakland man and his two young children are safe after they went missing for two days in the sierra tha

>> well the best thing to protect your family jules is -- >> oh, look at you guys. >> good morning!that's not part of the deal. >> wow. i was planning on it. >> good. >> by the way, here's the outfit, guys. savannah, you hold up -- that's the jersey i'll be wearing for at least part of the trip. >> i like it. >> and then al these are what you wanted to see. >> oh, yes. oh yes. >> you know what this reminds me of? one of those little toddler swings. like here. >> like a baby bjorn. >> yes. >> the most important part show the shammy in there. >> you haven't worn this right? >> no. these are brand new. there is the little life saving piece right there. >> special. so we start sunday morning. you guys will be with us each step of the way? >> exactly, yes. >> thank you. >> yeah. >> just help me help me. >> we'll be there. >> you don't need to be on a bike to contribute to red nose day. if you would like to make a donation head to our website at todd. today.com. you can text today to 80077 to donate ten bucks. >> we want to toast you. >> be sure to tune in to a star studded red nose day o