police say he hit the driver in the back of the head after a fight break out inside the limousine. he is not expected to appear in court until the trial date. >> the 49ers may try to talk paul mccartney to bail on singing the finale at the park, saying they had discussed this for august and the mayor invited mccartney to perform at the farewell show at the stick where the beatles did their final paid concert in 1966 and the report says that paul, or no paul, the stick is still planning a big farewell. >> the dangers of post partum depression for mothers are well documented but the same depression dangers are a concern for new dads. a study out this morning fines the first five years of parenthood are the most risky for developing depression for fathers in the 20's. the risk is higher if the child and the dad are separated. researchers attribute the symptoms to the fact that painthood is the most difficult jobs in the world. the study is published in the journal of pediatrics. >> the confidence code helps explain how being confident can be more important than comp tense when it come

when i'm in a limousine, she takes off all her clothes, the limo driver said, "what is going on?" and she started sucking on me on the way to mr. koon's house, and i thank her-- i thank her for making me feel good. lawyer: sir, the question was, is this your handwriting? ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) bad boybag boys of america, nevk this man paper or plastic? today, n.b.a. commissioner and carbohydrate-free life form adam silver announced sterling's just punishment. >> effective immediately, i am banning mr. sterling for life from any association with the clippers organization or the n.b.a. >> stephen: banned for life. who knows how many months that might be? ( laughter ) but if this man-- if this man still wants to own a team, i believe he should be consistent and start his own all-white league. ( laughter ) the games will be just as exciting. he passes. and he passes back. and-- and-- and he dribbles. and-- and-- and he passes? and hoe pints. and he dribbles and he points and he waves. and, and, and he passes. and he dribbles and he passes. and he passes back. and he pass

the chinese custom made red flag l5 limousine will take about three months to deliver.that is quite a price tag. >>> some stories making news this morning. on mt. everest the search has been called off for three missing sherpa guides following the deadliest avalanche there in recorded history. at least 13 guides were killed as they prepared for climbing season. 95% of the sherpas have decided to cancel the climbing season. >>> in fourth myers, florida, 21 people were hurt last night when a car crashed into a packed church during easter service. several broken bones but none of the injuries appeared to be life threatening. >>> rubin carter died at the age of 76. he became a symbol of racial injustice when he was wrongfully convicted of murder twice spending 19 years in prison. he was freed in 1985. he was immortalized in the 1975 song "hurricane." he suffered from prostate cancer in recent years. >>> april 20th wasn't just for easter revelers. oh, no, it also marked 4/20. you know what that is? it's a holiday of sorts for pot smokers. tens of thousands gathered in denver

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the president and vice president in the back of the limousine on a trip to pennsylvania. two smiling guys, you read into whatever you like. then, if you woke up thursday morning and tuned in, listen to this testimonial. is the president being nice? or is this the boost for joe biden in 2016? >> i've got somebody who i think will go down as one of the finest vice presidents in history. and he has been, as i said earlier, a great partner in everything i do. >> and then later that day, the vice president again along with the president outside of the white house. this is a great event every year started by george w. bush. you see the vice president greeting servicemen at the finish line there. so the big question is, as we go forward, is this just a good week for joe biden in 2014? is the president trying to help him out in some way? maybe trying to make up for what the vp and the staff believe are a lot of slights from team obama? >> yeah, i think there might be a little bit of that. there is the sense they've got the thumb on the scale for hillary clinton and biden subpoena

prevent the pill ferning and stealing and illegal activities going on thereby the tmcs and by illegal limousines and [speaker not understood] taxis. they made a decision, it's a waste of your time. no, if you have a presence there ticket these people, double parking, illegal parking, solicitation, then we can get more taxis down there. otherwise you're not getting more taxis down there and i promise. i do want to close relating to the budget. i understand people want to have the meters on sunday and i think there is a compromise. there are certain very, very busy commercial areas of the city their meters, but there are parts of the city where the office buildings are closed. : the stores in that area, the store are closed because people don't work on sundays. to me it's important to have directive enforcement in those commercial districts, maybe union square, maybe certain parts of the mission. maybe marina, cal hollow. those areas where people can come from all parts of the bay area to shop and to enjoy the food. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >> eric wu. rosie [speaker not un

he has crushing taxes so they will go back to taxing everyone knows but curry favors from the limousine liberal elites. they know that works with the only one test to work their people. neil: they're missing a golden opportunity. he will go down as the winston churchill of our age [laughter] basically what we need is to get rid of deductions so there is no favors to jeff powless mower rates in an end and no deductions. >> we are just not getting it. >> we want to make sure your flights stay on until your favorite shot to make sure three delights stay on as gimmickry will welcome you in florida where we have no income-tax. neil: good. i like the kinky conversation. [laughter] the the first lady school lunch overhaul. what do you think? that is one way to deal with the obesity problem that the kids don't feel like eating. in raising premiums are one way to take the air out of the balloon but now it is just profit. equal pay day? why are they complaining? (dad) well, we've been thinking about it and we're just not sure. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys thro

off he gets of the plane and into a chauffeur driven limousi limousine. >> it's the equivalent of medieval. barba barbara streisand chewed over climate change with the president. it's fine if she does it. the rest of us are supposed to be beating our clothes with with the native women on the rocks down the river. >> we couldn't be driving suvs. >> there's a nonsense about this. the obama administration now wants to regulate bovine flatulence because they claim that's destroying the planet. it's the biggest excuse for big government ever. hitler and stalin must be sitting around and saying, it's for the future of our children, if only we thought of that. if you went to an 11th century peasant and said, i come from the king. you have to pay a bovine flatulence tax. they would know it's nonsense. we take it seriously. >> we do and we don't. this becomes a political agenda. the republicans, their plan is for dirty air, dirty water. i've got kids. i may shock liberals, but i want clean air and water and i think we can frak and drill and mine for coal and still be good stewards of the planet. >>

a limousine fire has been reported.bound 80, watch out for that and in the south bay, southbound 101 to there are lanes block slowing things down until 8:00 and northbound traffic will not be a problem. 87 past julian street and northbound traffic, everything is moving along fine and not too many cars in the southbound direction. >> for every cup coffee you are supposed to drink an extra cup of water. >> a lot of liquids. >> some of the biggest bangs could be facing criminal charges in america's money report. >> the stunt that has people all over northbound county checking their pennys. >> "do or die" for the san jose sharks with a test on the ice in 12 >>> covering dallas city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> it is 5:13 and we are looking from the camera with a beautiful shot of the san francisco skyline in the early hours of the morning and the transamerica pyramid. it will be a hot one. mike will tell us how hot. >> for the first time we hear the 9-1-1 calls made the frightened neighbor

to bump into the same kinds of legal trouble that uber has been bumping into when it comes to the limousineusiness. they just got permission to just sort of openly advertise listings in san francisco. up until now people who were subletting out their place were in theory in violation of their contract with their landlord, and by jumping over those kinds of hurdles, they have really created this whole other secondary market where people who are renting a place in the world's most expensive cities get to make some money back, so i think the inventiveness is what is paying off. >> i know in new york and san francisco, a lot of people are complaining where they thought they lived in a building where the people had been vetted properly. jake thank you very much. >>> nike laid off some employees on a project prompting speculation that they will stop making wearable fitness computers. leaving the future of the fuel band up in the air. a strike by chinese workers at a factory that makes nike sneakers is stretching into a second week. they continue to demand benefits that they say the company promis

it tends to be the launch site, you know, the limousine lot a super., they probably rightly are reading, more likely to be ticked off. these guys are not paying enough taxes. they do what is in their own best interest. neil: no, i think you're on to something. the nuisance factor, but it's well worth it. make a lot more money in the long run and keep the call out there. >> i love these one-liners. what i don't like about this is, first of all, there is a possible breakage of trust and concern by the consumer. this can lead into the haves and have-nots. when people viewed the corporation's, hold separate rule but the whole average hardworking american, that can break the economic cycle. again, small example but it could have a big results. starbucks is smart to get in front of this. companies that take a lesson from this, pay your fair share, but hard-working americans want to make sure they get some of the same breaks. neil: a wanted thank you all. in the meantime, i don't know when i started here, but ever since i admitted to not being cool suddenly i

and they got this stretch limousine and we got a lobster dinner and went to the santa monica pier andd then spent it on you. by the way, your husband is a genius. i don't know if you're aware of that. he's a diabolical genius. >> and now i'm like watch it, watch it, you better win. >> jimmy: spend all your time doing that. >> i mean, i don't want to think about if he doesn't win next year. somebody in the team is going to try to outdo us and have an even better night. >> jimmy: you know the odds are he's not going to win every single year. but what he purchased now is you being very patient with him while he goes through 16 weeks -- >> march madness or whatever. sports. >> jimmy: he's doing march madness now also? >> yeah. sports are on in my house all day or all night or "scandal." >> jimmy: it sound in a way like you have a gambling problem. even though you're not actually gamble, yeah. speaking of "scandal" this is a sneak peek from -- i've been told there's no point in even attempting to set this clip up. >> it's 'scandal" you know? >> jimmy: this is next week. >> i have never --

shaking hands with officials, steps away from the so-called beast, the fortified and reinforced black limousinehat transports the u.s. president when he is overseas. will ripley is in kuala lumpur. one interesting aspect of this this visit, too, will, is that the u.s. president will be appointing one of his top diplomats, susan rice, and allowing her to meet with several members of the opposition in malaysia. what kind of message is being sent with that? >> reporter: very significant message. it says a lot about the state of malaysian politics. last year was the closest the opposition has been to take control of this country, the b.n. party, since they declared independence from britain nearly 60 years ago. you have a party in power, the establishment, and another party moving upwards. the fact he's sending his highest level security adviser, susan rice, to meet with opposition leaders sends a clear message that, a, united states wants to invest in aisha, they want to build relationships with all signs of the spectrum, that they hope to grow for years to come. >> the u.s. president departed air

the limousine type o vehicle answer to the rolls-royce first made under the direction.hole lot of money, the troubled retailer now look to trade in your old iphone for us for the newer 5s model which is currently the best apple phone you can get your hands on. they will let you do it for no cost at all. some suspect radioshack could be keening out the inventory due to a lack of interest. another postponement of the keystone xl pipeline. it will delay making a recommendation until questions of the route are approved. now the decision goes to the state supreme court for lincoln, nebraska. the pause button has been hit on this. a fox news exhibitor, steve moore. are you shocked? >> i should not be shocked. what has been overlooked, the tactical reasons they have been delayed hitting the pause button as you correctly pointed out was because of the nebraska situation. if you read the text, he said we cannot approve this because we don't know what is happening in this pollution. that is the real agenda here, melissa, this administration is so captive to these environmentalist

assaulting a limo driver december 30 when the limousine picked up six people including him outside anto nightclub. >>> a you study finds that too much tv is robbing children of sleep. researchers at harvard find each hour was associated with seven fewer minutes of sleep each day among six months to eight years for children. if they slept in a bedroom with a tv, they slept half an hour less a day. the study finds that the effects appear to be stronger to boys than in girl. >> a main road through yosemite is re-opening today for the season, glacier point road is has been closed since winter because of snow and ice. it opened to bicycleists and will open to vehicles at noon. use caution the roads, the park service says it could be wet because of melting snow. >> now here is the forecast. >> good morning, everyone, hope you had a great weekend. you can barely see our skies are turning the dark blue and we have cloud cover with us today. it will burn off by lunch. it will be cool side to get you going at 52 degrees inland and 50 degrees along the coast and temperatures are warming up with

. >> i would say if he wasn't such a limousine liberal. was real old time hippie liberal like bill de blasio -- melissa: mayor has a mansion. >> you would think he would give the money to charity, right? melissa: let's challenge him to do that or to the government. >> we'll tell paul krugman -- melissa: walk that $225,000 right to the irs. you do that paul. >> comrade bill de blasio would give this money back to the people and see what comrade krugman does. melissa: we're going to stay right on top of that. i'm sure exactly what will happen. take the money and run! >>> walmart pulling no punches as it sets its sights directly on western union. we hear from the man behind the move. should women take a cue from beyonce and rice up? why women in power are not helping others do the same. charlie gasparino obviously is weighing in on this one along with the princeton mom. more "money" coming up. ♪ i've always had to keep my eye on her... but i didn't always watch out for myself. with so much noise about health care, i tuned it all out. with uni

i got in a limousine, went back and i talked to a few of the people from ford just briefly over a beverageo. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: no, he would never. all right. so, here's the deal. this is the truck that i would love to buy. i really want to get into a a truck. so now i want you to just upsale me on this. >> okay. >> jimmy: what bells and whistles should i get? >> well, here. let me see. i've heard, now, if this is true, that you're a tech guy. >> jimmy: i love technology. >> okay, so you're on the right product. ford does a great job with that. >> jimmy: remote controlled? >> pretty much. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: from my ipad i can control the car. >> i'm sure you're probably a a busy guy. always on the phone. so there's some really good systems. something called sync -- >> jimmy: yeah, i heard about this. >> -- where you can work through your phone and everything, pull all your music through it. it's wonderful. >> jimmy: done, i'll take that. >> it's got some new features. a 360 camera so you can look around the whole car and everything if you're parking or whatever. >>

i read in the paper the other day that the limousine fleet in the united states is 11 years old. the it's going to have to be replaced. seem are going to buy homes and upgrade homes. i believe america's future opportunities are going to be real. i don't know that it's going to help all the people in america, and that's what our challenge is. twenty million people are unemployed who can't find jobs who have middle class skills. i think we have to do something to help them, and that's why i'm in favor of infrastructure. i also believe that the world has improved tremendously. the idea of us having another war as we had in the last century several times is impossible to believe today. i don't think we're going to have that kind of war. we're going to have revolutions and individual conflicts but not a grand scale where 20, 40 million people are killed. we are doing better than we ever have before. we live longer. we live better. and we have technology in this country that opens up things not only like health and like communication and oceanography and aerospace, we're leaders in the

luxury players, rolls-royce says 2014 will be another record year for its ultraluxury sedan and limousinesto call them that. it is a market that is setting new markets -- new records each year. the market here, china -- by the way, the world's number one car market -- it will be up 11% overall, including all vehicles to 24.3 million vehicles this year. 13%enger vehicles will rise to about 18 million. that puts it again ahead of the united states which is on track for about 16 million or thereabouts. i want to bring up some video as well of the vw chairman and ceo martin winterkorn who is predicting big things again for volkswagen. toy overtook gm last year regain the top spot for the foreign automakers in china after eight years in a row of coming in second to gm. he says they will grow again in double digits in this market. the video you are seeing here, he is touring. -- bring bmw that is rivaling luxury sedans. so they are trading trade secrets here at the tradeshow. let's listen to martin winterkorn, chairman and ceo of volkswagen. >> we are confident because we have seen that the firs

chauffeured limousine.y for playing 162 games a year. you pay some people to help out for those six hours. >> out of 162? >> don't tell me to stop. >> please. >> mika. i know you. if you were manager of the team, you would be pissed off the at this guy and say, listen. we are paying you a lot of money. you go be with your wife and you be with your wife but we just need you for three or four hours today. >> really? >> yes. >> this is a controversy. >> you know what? i'll tell you what we are going to do. we are going to go to break and i'm going to turn to mika and tell her a story that may make her -- may refresh her recollection on a former employee we once had. >>> coming up, from a nuclear iran to the continued unrest in egypt and syria, there is no -- there is no shortage -- you know what i'm talking about! >> he didn't take three months off! >> no. he took three days off and you're accusing him of not being a man! we will be right back on "morning joe"! yousef! [ male announcer ] first the cookie at ch

i want a limousine, i want first-class airfare.e flip side of it is you drop a pass, you're fired. >> sure. i mean, there is that flip side. but here, these students are not being mistreated. their argument, they can bring lawsuits against the university. they don't need to be unionized. >> what about the safety of the students? what about safety issues going forward? >> they can still sue, though, david. >> they should have a right to have a union. >> they still have the right. it's not being given away. >> they're going for the football game, who are they going -- >> let them join the nba or nfl if they want to make money. >> you can't just join the nfl. >> i know, and that's the point. many of them just aren't good enough to actually earn what they're demanding. >> absolutely, that's why they should be compensated properly. >> david schwartz, mercedes colwin, nice to see you. >> thanks. >> very fiery discussion. >> like it, greg. thank you. >>> so, a foreign policy expert will be joining us to weigh in on the mounting search for

pennsylvania, the president and vice president ok selfie in the back of "the beast" the presidential limousine. that suggests a ubiquitousness of the president and the social media universe. any of those things as over saturating the public, the president making his constant presence on social media? is that something you worry about or try to drive? and talk about how you probably anticipated the reaction from the fuddy-duddy media -- me -- and what you actually found in the "real world." question, irst think saturation would be a first-class problem we don't have. the fact is the president could come here today and give a speech covered by cbs, all the cables, everybody, and most americans wouldn't even know what happened. that's just a fact. they certainly wouldn't see it or hear it. they might come if they watch the evening news, see 30 seconds of it, maybe. maybe. you know how it works. most speeches you guys don't even put on the evening news. even the cables don't necessarily carry them live. and then they will get covered, maybe on the inside if at all, the major newspapers come origin

. >> the hardest scenes for me is when we're doing limousine scenes.eraman is trying to make you laugh. those are the hard ones to not laugh during. >> did you think it was going to be such a big hit? >> no. >> julia's won three golden globes. >> i think she's won three emmys. somebody google that, please. don't we have an intern? >> there wasn't one when you started in communications. >> no, there wasn't. you don't google? >> i have googled. i'm just not interested. >> are you currently googling? >> i'm not curious at all about anything in the world. >> that's honest. >> that's honest. it's honest. >> i'm slightly not curious. >> yeah. >> we're so excited for you. i know, it's a bummer. >> i'll finish this and i'll be out. can i finish this or am i getting rolled? am i getting booted? >> sit with us. >> thank you. you can catch "veep" sunday nights on hbo. if you're taking, like, a long plane ride or something, if i end up going to l.a., i'll watch "veep" the whole way. >> or wherever it is. >> yeah, it's only half an hour from here to l.a. >>> there'

pennsylvania, the president and vice president take a selfie in the back of "the beast" the presidential limousine. that suggests a ubiquitousness of the president and the social media universe. do you weigh any of those things as over saturating the public, the president making his constant presence on social media? is that something you worry about or try to drive? and talk about how you probably anticipated the reaction from the fuddy-duddy media -- me -- and what you actually found in the "real world." >> on the first question, i think saturation would be a first-class problem we don't have. the fact is the president could come here today and give a speech covered by cbs, all the cables, everybody, and most americans wouldn't even know what happened. that's just a fact. they certainly wouldn't see it or hear it. they might come if they watch the evening news, see 30 seconds of it, maybe. maybe. you know how it works. most speeches you guys don't even put on the evening news. even the cables don't necessarily carry them live. and then they will get covered, maybe on the inside if at all, the ma

the guy that goes across the bridge in the city and the limousine he doesn't care about that family. until people start carrying it's never going to change. you have a quote i want to read and it's very short. you make justice a bitter pill for the poor and oppressed. righteousness and fair play are meaningless fictions to you and that is a quote from god. thank you. we define the problem as vilifying the rich and suggesting people are poor because they don't have enough money. the top earners pay 93% of all federal income tax into the bottom 40% pay no income tax and in fact you earned income tax credit and receive a check from the government. i don't think that the issue is a maldistribution of wealth. i think years ago when senator kennedy and others passed the luxury tax he said we are going to tax the cars so rich people stop buying them and what happened? they closed a lot of middle class jobs and was quietly rescinded. so for the issue for people to begin to suggest the reason that we have so much poverty is because rich people are rich, poor people are not poor because rich p

obviously, you have trestles, limousines, tickets, dinner. this is just out of control.e ago she. >> if you have a question for rob, you can post it on his facebook fan page. >> got a question for the i- r-s about your taxes? we'll be prepared to keep calling and wait. with the april 15th tax deadline just around around the corner, an estimated 18 million callers trying to get help from the i-r-s-- *won't* be able to reach a real person this year. that's about 40-percent of all tax season callers, according to i-r-s data. those who *do manage to get a person, might have had to wait as long as 25 minutes. and lines at walk-in taxpayer assistance centers are also long; with some people having to wait 90- minute. >> coming up on the kron 4 news. we continue to watch the weather. concord is currently at 57 degrees with a high >> president obama and the first lady will head to fort hood for a memorial service for those killed in last week's deadly shooting. dozens of families who lost loved ones in tragedies including 9-11 and the connecticut school massacre are trying to cre

the guy that goes across the bridge in the city in his limousine and has the family under the bridge,e does not care about that family. --il people stopped caring until people start caring it is never going to change. i have got a quote i want to read. men, you make just as bitter pill for the poor and oppressed. righteousness and fair play are fictions to you." that is a quote from god. guest: we do a disservice when we are defining the problem as vilifying the rich and suggesting that people are poor because they do not have enough money. some of them do not. that is false. the top 20% of earners in america pay 93% of all federal income taxes. and the bottom 40% pay no federal income tax. in fact, through earned income tax credits, receive a check from the government. i do not think the issue is a maldistribution of wealth. i remember some years ago when others kennedy and passed the luxury tax. they said we are going to tax luxury yachts and cars. so rich people stopped buying them. factories closed and a lot of middle and lower income people lost jobs that were building these yach

. >> a lawsuit was filed by taxi and limousine companies. >> u.s. navy is entering a new era. the first and biggest ship is the uss "zumwalt." it's 600 feet long. look at that. the new design makes it hard to detect and it is named offer admiral elmo bud zumwalt, a reformer giving opportunities to women and minorities. they celebrated the event by christening the ship. >> champagne bottles open across the bow. it was christened in the usual way. this vessel is anything but ordinary. many spoke about a technological investigation. we welcome the advancements, as we invest the challenges that we face as a navy in the future. we need the ship. >> more than 600 feet long is the largest destroyer. officials say the special shape will make it look as small as a fishing boat. despite the sues it needs half the crew members. what it lacks in crew members, it will make up for in fire power. >> you are talking about being able to fire some of the project isles from far distances offshore. >> the navy spend 3.5 million. the ship christened is the first of three. as the military deals wit

. >> i thought -- i love that the selfy with the president in the back of the limousine.his. >> you can believe maria molina. >> hope so. >> hey, maria. >> good morning. we said that parts of minnesota could get a foot of snow and, unfortunately, they did. some areas picking up a foot and a half of snow from a quick moving clipper system that has been producing snow out there. let's look at the current temperatures. it's still chilly out, especially in places like new york city where the current temperature is 37 degrees. you factor in a breeze and it feels even colder. so the current would you feel temperatures, feels -- windchill temperatures. across parts of minnesota, wisconsin and the upper peninsula of michigan, now it's pretty much over and done with in minnesota. but that snow is still coming down in the u.p. of michigan and also in wisconsin and many of those areas could see a foot of snow as well. across parts of the gulf coast, an area of low pressure will be developing and it's going to be quite intense. it could produce more than six inches of rain across par

i'm not rich enough to be a limousine liberal. >> i think the that hft thing is a great story.e'll get into it later, i think, in more detail. i'm only halfway through michael's book. in the interest of full disclosure. it is a good story. what's new is that there's a group of profit seeking people between traders and investors and the exchanges. that's what's new here. but it's not unknown. i sat at my trading desk this week, we know they're there. we know they're extracting a slight tax. we turn our portfolio over slowly, about once a year. for the half a penny or penny we may be losing out on transactions, it's not material. however, it is there. i think that michael lewis raises the one good point, which is is this disclosed, are people giving up information? about clients that they shouldn't be giving up? i think that gets to the point of is there fraud upon the market. >> jim one know they're there. i'm not sure retail investors knew that until "60 minutes" this week. >> do brokers have obligation to disclose this? that really at the end of the day -- and does it chip awa

obama rented one hundred forty three luxury limousines for more than a million dollars and he actually flew forty five media cold to brussels on the three planes he took to get there his own armored cadillac known as the beast in the white house actually took the trip to brussels too and air force one now costs more than two hundred and twenty eight thousand dollars an hour to operate. you know we hear these stories a million times over the obama spends almost sixteen million dollars on vacations his trip to africa cost about one hundred million so why should we be outraged that he spent three million dollars for a night in belgium honestly we should be outraged every time we hear about every dollar being overspent because that's our money coming directly out of our paychecks our government is blowing all of our money while we can't even afford gas anymore let alone a trip to belgium so please we need to stay outraged at our government overspending and free time we hear about it tonight let's talk about that by following me on twitter at the rest of. the. technology innovation and the

my love is right it was freezing both politically studs you packed your bags and walked into his limousine got him looked to be and he said i hope i can hit the curb birmingham barons i touch that statue right after you guys it was a cold name and we have some social media questions for you yellow frog i know who that is you who frog how high your hopes for a sixth season of community are. so i think you know a few seasons ago one of the lines that abbott said in an episode when we were talking about the show called the cape i said six seasons of the movie and that became this rallying cry for our fan base when i said that at the time i was like our show will never get to sixty thousand that it will be. now will may be i i think it's it could happen davy how tweets how will troy's departure affect all of that while i think is it forced him to face i guess some of his social anxiety and realize that he can actually connect with other people i think this season you've already seen him connect with with a girl brie larson was amazing and you start to see him gauge in other ways so i think it'