. >> lice?iegel. >> you can't get away -- you can't get away from it by going to these, but if you use these wipe them off with alcohol swabs so do not share them. >> dr. samadi, you come packing there with alcohol. >> after you scared all of america. >> i want to use one on mine actually. >> this is very simple. >> this is what you're supposed to be doing. before you use any of these, whether you're putting it in your ears -- doctors, we always exchange stethoscopes. >> have a lot of makeup on mine. >> you're a parent. you should tell your teenagers this. you know what the kids do these days. share music. the ear canal is hot and humid. we have to be careful how we see that. a lot of bacteria, mrsa, it can stick on here. meantime every time he comes he asks for the same one jamie colby. the risk of infection, seriously, is very low. unless you are on chemotherapy, transplantations, you have low immune -- compromised, risk of getting infection are very low, but what we want people to know is you

if you go to the headsets, apparently those transfer lice. >> lice?e a real pick me up, dr. siegel. >> you can't get away from it by going to these. but if you use these, wipe them with alcohol swabs. do not share them. >> tack in there with some alcohol. >> after you scared the whole america. >> i know. i want to use one on mine. >> this is very simple. there you go. this is what you're supposed to be doing. before you use any of these whether you put it in your ears -- and doctors, we always exchange stethoscopes. this is what you should be doing. take one of these alcohol swabs. it's easy. and you just clean it up. >> a lot of makeup on mine. >> you're a parent and you should tell your teenagers this because you know what the kids do these days, share music. >> they're all watching. the ear canal is hot and humid. and we have to be careful about how we say this. so there's a lot of bacteria and mrsas and other things in here that can stick in and pass onto everyone else. i think the risk of infection seriously is very low, unless you are on chemoth

thanks for coming on the show. >> head lice is more popular than congress?high hurdle. >> i'm a cynic. gerri: at least you can get rid of head lice. >> oh, true. gerri: you can. they go away. all right, guy, thanks for coming on. appreciate it. well, an unusual warning today from the federal government. stop using the internet. the warning is for folks who use several versions of microsoft's internet explorer browser. a security flaw could allow hackers to control your pc. here with the details, jo ling kent. tell us about this. >> reporter: essentially, there was an explorer on versions 6 through 11, so the computer emergency response team coming forward and saying, look, please don't use these, use an alternative until that's closed because the security breach actually allows hackers under the team of operation clandestine fox -- which is the name of it -- [laughter] to impersonate you or impersonate the company that has access to a networked computer. so it is a pretty serious -- gerri: who's going to get hurt with this though? is it companies? is it indi

is the district going to do to make sure all of us parents are aware of it as if it was a case of lice or the measles. >> we rely on the administrators to communicate. >> they will continue the search for the attacker they met to discuss why -- what they can do. they have failed to fulfill a diverse student body and african-americans make up 3%. >>> a student is going to a gee b and he scened and he won a trip to washington d.c. could 0 compete. >>> a woman in arizona is facing charges for leaving her children in a hot car. she pled not guilty to two coups of child abuse. she left the kids in the car to go to a job interview because she could not find a baby- sitter. now a stranger in new jersey is raising money for her. so far she has raised $91,000. >>> a popular sea world group is coming to an every. they want them to stop using them and malls are not adequately cared for following the black fish documentary. similar bills could head to takes as where it has restricted something and several gathered outside of the slaughter house. they came to protest what they say is the inhumane t

launched a bluefin 21 and each will take 24 hours to deployant for the search data to be downloaded and liced they can take anywhere from two weeks to 6 months for the bluefin to search the entire area. they found the sound in this part of the indian ocean but those sounds have not been heard in six days but they believe the batteries in the black box may well have died. it has been a few days with 239 people who may have disappeared. >> they are rising hopes that the deployment of the underwater vehicle may result in the detection of the aircraft wreckage. it may not. however, this is the best lead we have. >> some also detected an oil slick near their search area, they are looking to see if it is in any way related to the missing plane. >>> preparations are being made to mark one year. security sweeps are underway as thousands get ready to remember the three people killed in the deadly explosion. and the current and form per mayor will take a moment of silence to remember those injured. on monday 21st there will be a total of 3500 police officers including the checkpoints along the final tw

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he lice about important issues. michelle, can the president be resurrected if a majority of americans still feel betrayed by him. >> he wasn't. he nailed himself down all on his own when he lied to the american people and told them they could keep their health insurance and keep their doctor. the american people don't believe it. they see that they were mislead. they were lied to and that this president is simply just a false idol. >> what do you think, wayne? the poverty rate is at a 30 year high, 15%. labor rate is at a 30 year low. food stampers are breaking records. there's more food stampers than full time women in the economy right now. how is this president held in such high esteem by the left? >> he's held in high esteem because the media doesn't expose him. that's why. listen, the man has lied, documented, documented 252 times to the american public. that's documented lies. i mean, the ones about health care are obvious, yes. you can keep your doctor, yes. you can keep your plan, yes. those are all obvious

to wear it ♪ ♪ now he can't help but entice ♪ all these ladies, all these women are upon him like liceold spice ♪ [ old spice whistle ] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight best selling author his new book is called the price of silence. the duke lacrosse scandal the power of elite and the corruption of our brought universities. william cohan, please come on out here. [cheers and applause] all right. okay. >> jon: we don't have a ton of time so we're going to get right to it. what do you want deal with first is in the duke lacrosse scandal, the power of the elite or the corruption of our great universities? >> well, i mean they all go together. that's the point of the book is that they do all go together in ways that, you know, we may not have anticipated when we send our kids off to college thinking they are going to get a great education. >> jon: is that though just reflective after this divide in society as a whole. this idea duke is an enclave of more wealth and more privilege than it's surroundinging town. is it nt a microcosm of a larger issue in the count

to wear it ♪ ♪ now he can't help but entice ♪ all these ladies, all these women are upon him like licea mother, i condemn new body spray from old spice ♪ [ old spice whistle ] [cheers and applause] >> jon: quoal back -- welcome back my guest tonight an actor. stars in hbo's game of thrones about. to premiere its fourth season. >> do you know what they did to my brother? how they sued his head to his body and my mother. they say they cut they are throat to the bone and threw her body in. >> jon: what happened to your family was a terrible crime. i didn't know your brother. he seemed like a good man, but i didn't know him. your mother, on the other hand, i admired her. she wanted to have me executed but i admired her. [laughter] >> jon: please welcome back to the program peter dinklage. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> jon: young man. >> shall we continue the scene? [laughter] >> jon: i admired her very much. please. >> pass the raisins. [laughter] >> jon: i really. when she was saying my brother's head was boiled -- i was like that's why we watch game of thrones. it's a ni

as if it was a case of lice, measles. >> there is a balancing act they have to consider between communicating to everyone and maintaining the victim's privacy. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we are following developing news in san jose, a house fire destroyed one home and damaged neighboring houses. the fire started and ktvu's robert handa spoke with firefighters who are working to put out hot spots tonight. >> we were inside the fire area and even though there is still smoke firefighters say the fire is under control and they are right now watching and waiting. making sure the fire is completely out and the gas dissipated. a few hours ago from news chopper 2, the fire department got a call about 3:00 p.m. and they could see flames destroyed one of the homes on moss brook circle and spread to two neighboring homes. the homes are close together. as you can see the frames helped feed the fire. a gas line break accelerated the flames and homes were evacuated to a school. some told us they were alerted by the popping explosion sounds and by their neighbors. >> hollered there is a fire acr

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. >>> the company that promised an instant cocktail has withdrawn its main lice license application. however, after the label was posted online and widely criticized over the past few days, the ttb and the maker agreed to reconsider the prublt. the maker plans to make some adjustments and then try again. >>> just in time for earth day, apple announces it will recycle any of its old products for free. in addition, apple is going green in other ways. executives announced a push to power all stores, offices and data center with solar and wind energy. they've also promised to send less electronic junk to landfills. >>> palo alto based tesla plans to make cars in china. the company will continue to build cars in fremont for americans, but selling the electric cars in china is important for the future of tesla. not about the cheap labor, but about the taxes making cars in china and then selling them there. the company can avoid the country's 25% import tariff. critics say the model s is still far too expensive to become popular in china, but the chinese government has been encouraging ener

and that gives the lice power to enforce it on people they don't like. what are your thoughts?the friday night poker game, leaving it in the privacy of their own home. >> you worry about people that have a gambling problem? >> absolutely. and you're not putting a lien on someone's house. but that is across the line. it's predatory. >> it is a business model. forty to 60% of their profits come from people who had a problem with it. we're talking about a healthy endeavor. the questions for folks like patrick is how much money they made from people who are from them and as we increase the opportunity to gamble, more of us develop more serious problems and we all go to hell in handbasket. the history of this country and other countries have far more gambling and have done for centuries or it it tells us that there is a natural feeling to this. very are a tiny fracture of the population. >> the problem gambling did not go out. >> i haven't seen a study that suggests that it doesn't go up. >> addiction is when people lose control, meaning that it takes over their lives that the use m

. >> we are being proactive and smart and rewe will lice anything can happen and we have to be vigilant. >> 60 students forced the old high school into lockdown and practice drills practiced an important way to teach students on what to do in an emergency. >> sal is coming back on the bay bridge, i finally got home around midnight but as you said, the damage was done absolutely, they were surprised by it unless they happened to be checking the traffic after they left. there was an earlier crash and you can see the lanes are open but traffic is going tobies i out of richmond and into el cerrito. we are wondering how we get traffic times including reading the detailed version but part of it has to do with fast track transponders. go ahead on to my facebook page and i will give you a full explanation. and in san jose, we showed you the slow down, easy alternate route, it still has not become slow and these are your good alternates which are not doing well. thanks, steve. >> we have a cooler forecast here, santa rosa, also hayward, fog and reduceed visibility over on pacifica, cold conditio

>> yeah, sure you have your cattle plague, lice, your beasts, your dead first born, i mean these arey: you learned these? >> how can you not, a finger puppet. >> jimmy: is this at passover dinners. >> a finger puppet to help the kids remember the sad times. >> jimmy: did the kids enjoy this or no? >> their take away, so if you are jewish, you get fun finger puppets to talk about sad stuff? >> jimmy: i see. >> but we're not jewish, we are sort of -- we're kind of low protestant, real low. we' >> jimmy: christmas and easter. when we went to church we would resent those people that would come and fill up all the seats. >> i'm any so sorry. when you are c & e, you sit up front and take the $100 out of your pocket. you want to make sure everyone. you have not given a slim nickel all year to the hat that is passed. everyone seeing it. it's big and shiny and bright. >> jimmy: ha-ha. >> came around to actual easter, i decided, equally punish my children with the story of jesus. i kept it real light. >> jimmy: how do you lighten that story up? >> they killed him. how did they put a bomb in hi

armenia, russia's strategic partner and home to a russian military base lice to the south. some fear russia might seek to destabilize it, but its forces there and split georgia in half. georgia wants closer ties with the west. could moscow exploit minority grievances to stop that from happening? >> because of the political crisis with russia, people started talking about the possibility of losing this area. it's on emotional fear, linked to the past. >> russia's last outpost was abandoned in 2007. that russian troops might return seems far-fetched, but events in ukraine are having far-reaching consequences and creating uncertainty. georgian may need to do more to keep their country united. >> at least one person has died after riots erupted inside the largest camp for syrian refugees. jordanian police used tear gas after crowds started attacking police stations and setting fire to several tents. a 25-year-old refugee was shot and killed and around 30 people wounded. the crowded were protesting against the arrest of compatriots who dried to come in one day earlier. >> four i

it lice 160 kilometers from the russian border. separatist fighters have controlled the city for two weeks. government has seized government buildings in these towns close to slevyansk, a main flash point is gentrification where accept are a activities declared self rule. weapons have been tock spieled, fort filing expenses. buildings have fallen to protestors in several pockets of the region. we've got two correspondents on stand by covering the story. in a moment, we'll go to moscow. first, just outside gentrification in eastern on you crane, you're near that new army checkpoint near slovyansk. >> you can see where the army is setting up approximation president obamas on the way to slovyansk, the latest we're hearing from the town itself is that things have calmed down. there are reports that the ukrainian army moved forward this morning, took one or two or maybe three check points set up by pro russian armed groups over the last few days, there were fire fights and the ukrainians are saying that up to five people died on the oth

the issue lice at the time general motors filed for bankruptcy, they knew they had something that wouldar it's ugly head. >> it's a couple of things, ali. number one, while they're trying to shirk responsibility here, people should understand the cars in questioned were manufactured and sold after the bankruptcy. so that's number one. a substantial portion of the cars in question are not in any way affected by anything that happened in the bankruptcy court. number two, is that the successor entity, the new g.m. entity, as they're calling it, was aware of these problems after the bankruptcy, and continued to actively conceal these issues. the third thing as i was saying here, in the bankruptcy itself while general motors wants to get out of its responsibilities and obligations here, they word their motion papers very carefully. they say to the court in the papers they filed yesterday, they say that claims like these, of this type were released. but they can't say that there was ever a word said about these claims. it's hard to say that you want a fresh start when you're not up front with

like lice declaring it head day. but everyone celebrates earth day in his or her own way.honor of earth day, i for instance have filled all four of my pockets with fresh potting soil tonight. hey, here is a fun solar system-related clip. last week in florida, central florida, people got to witness a rare occurrence called a solar halo basically what happens is ice crystals from the clouds, i don't know what happens. but what happens -- the effect of what happens is when the sun shines through it, it creates appearance of a ring around the sun. or a halo named after the beyonce song, i believe. spectacular thing to see. but not everyone was enthralled. particularly this woman so alarmed she called 911. >> 911 what is your emergency. >> there is a weird something up in the sky, a round circle and dark in the middle. this has never happened in tampa, florida. please go outside look up in the sky. i need how to get the news people on this. >> is it a cloud? >> it is a big circle, and all the way around. it has never been in the united states of america. never, ever. >> jimmy:

if we look forward to a 21st-century work lice, what is it we should be aspiring to?what does a 21st-century workplace look like exactly? >> i used to dream. the 21st-century workplace has got to be one in which each individual can realize their potential. where you don't have to leave who you are and what you are at the workplace door whether that means your are a mother or a father for that means you have kids or don't have kids. the things that are part of you that make you who you are and make you the talent that you are, you can actually bring them to the workplace. when i think about work flexibility, what is that all about? it's about allowing you to take the same things you prize and they'll you in your day to day life and bring them to the work lice and maintain them. right now, we have too much of a system that says lee did that at the door. -- that says lee that at the door. those are impediments instead of finding those ways to accentuate our productivity. we are in a global competition. most of that will come about when we resolved by which country we can

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police cars and parking enforcement vehicles going up and down the street snapping the licensefla liceis starting to spread to businesses like texas digital bank and they work with vendors to track repos, those in default on their loan payments. the ceo says the information his company gathers is guarded and safe. >> the average citizen has no way to get to this information because it is treated as a protected record and you are denied access unless you have access >> insurance companies might be tracking your movements and charging you for premiums based on the miles you truly drive. >> these systems are controversial. >> they are. they are raising privacy concerns and groups like the aclu isn't opposed to the technology but calling on more regulation for its use because law enforcement groups and private companies kind of make up their own rules. if the information captured is stored in a database over an extended period of time -- >> they are increasing revealing people's information as they go around town and where people go reveals a great deal about them. their visits to the doct

joining us, national security an lice peter berg and cnn intelligence and security analyst, bob baer.video coming out from al shabaab? they're a pretty brutal group. >> wolf, first of all, i think they want to change the subject. al qaeda isn't doing well in syria. they're in the middle of sectarian civil war in iraq and want to focus on an outside enemy. they haven't really struck the united states or western europe for almost a decade now. i think they would like to go on the offensive again. their probably planning operations as we speak. we have to assume -- what i find interesting is they've gotten to the point where they can shed their cell phones and e-mail and the rest of it and meet and use kor couriers. they've learned. they're going back to old-fashioned techniques. >> reporter: do you think they learned about the leaks from u.s. surveillance capabilities? >> absolutely. there's so much on the national security a a agency and sites. they talk about it, know about it. they read the newspapers. they watch cnn. they know about all these leaks. and they are smart guys are accou

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lice response >>> good morning, it's 8:55. i'm michelle griego.e last night at his home where investigators say they found a gun and ammo. >>> a person was injured after running out of a burning apartment near san jose state university. firefighters believe the fire started in a unit after someone lit a candle and did not discard the match properly. one person in that apartment ran through the flames to get out. >>> here's lawrence with the forecast. >> spring storm system could bring rain as early as tonight. still, out the door we go. got a couple of high clouds there in the distance from our mount vaca cam. that will be thickening up becoming mostly cloudy toward the afternoon. already beginning to see some rain moving into far northern california. it will take a while for the showers to get here so the better part of the day today you will see some mild temperatures, in fact numbers as high as 70 degrees in san jose. about 70 in concord. 69 in the napa valley. becoming mostly cloudy. 65 in oakland and 62 in san francisco. tonight, it all chang

you can see head lice are still coming in.the person was t 1:15 a.m., he is described in his late 30's, early 40's. he was not at the crosswalk, there are no crosswalks in this area however, whatever his health should have still stopped. he or she did not stop. there are no cameras, no witnesses and that is why they're hoping that if you know anyone who has severe front end damage and this could have been the impact. this man died on the same. if you know someone you should call the police department. right now, this is troublesome for a lot of people because not only is this a busy street, it is also connected to monterey road trip >> i am not optimistic that we will find the aircraft, or what is left of the aircraft in the not too distant future. his >> new information coming in overnight in the search for the malaysia flight 370 and now brings new hope that it will find the missing jets. >> search officials said that they picked up to signals tuesday as they were traveling along this area. those signals are coming from the missing planes and data recorders. here's the latest map wh

justice to hammer out -- each one is a little bit different -- but we still do have protocols and lice are we have a suspected vessel or a venezuelan vessel that can go through these protocols. the venezuelan coast guard gives us permission to board vessels and sometimes we have to make decisions that the vessels are returned to venezuela and other times, we can take them for prosecution. we continue to have cooperation there. chairmank to what the asked -- i have had a unique perspective because i have not only been down a driving ships around the caribbean to do interdictions but back in 1998, i had a chance to do a diplomatic mission going into venezuela and colombia. venezuela was very friendly with us at the time. it is quite a difference in cartagena. it was attended go around quite safely. i have seen the partnerships we have developed with the colombians. i have dealt with their head of navy and we are very proud of the way they are taking on a regional leadership down there. they are running drug symposiums and we continue to work with them and sustain that relationship. the k

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