. >> max is cool. >> max is great. you've got to meet him. >> max is the coolest most awesomest kid i know. >> there's no one in the world better than max. >> max is amazing. you've got to meet him. >>> max is awesome. >> you should definitely meet max. >> you should definitely meet max. >> hi. we are coming to you live from the arroyo elementary principal's office. we've gone loom crazy in arroyo. all in support for our number one student, our super hero, max. he's battling brain cancer and he's gone loom crazy. inspired our entire school. we're hoping you can find a way to acknowledge him and encourage him to continue in his brave battle. thanks, jimmy. [ applause ] >> please welcome super max holberg! how are you doing? so tell us about this project that your students have been working on. what's happening max? >> our school is thrilled to be joining with kids all over the country. >> jimmy: you didn't want to meet me at all it turns out. >> this weekend, we want to build the longest loom chain. >> jimmy: and you gu

we also have paypal founder max levchin.uys have apps for wearable devices. >> i trimmed it down to just the jawbone. >> i was rocking the fitbit and the jawbone for a year because i could not decide which one i liked better. >> we had the chief financial officer from garmin on last week. they are doing a lot of business in wearables. why do you think this business is blowing up? >> there are a million great reasons. the battery life is extending. there is low-energy transmission. let's reflect on the lawsuit. i think this whole thing is bonkers. the class action lawsuit is coming out against fitbit for a subtle reason. the people who are buying it are still buying the old devices. these are the health conscious 1%. most of the general populace is unaware of these devices. there are 99% more people who would benefit from these devices. they could get thinner and healthier. any form of class action lawsuit is ridiculous. these people are early adopters. it might burn your hand sometimes, but you chose to try it. >> i wish i e

kpix 5 reporter don ford on how max's instincts saved a life. >> reporter: max is a 90-pound german shepherd. he has a special relationship with 80-year-old jack farrell. >> i'd be dead. he saved my life. carbon monoxide is [ censored ] deadly, man. >> reporter: jack was sleeping in a nearby bedroom when the wall heater started filling his house with carbon monoxide colorless, odorless. the poison gas nearly killed him in his sleep. max dragged jack out of bed by his arm down the hall and into here. >> here in the kitchen. i finally woke up and wondered what the hell is going on because he was -- had a hold of my arm. and that's when i -- i'm bleeding like hell so that's when i called 911. >> very serious case. jack could have died. >> reporter: the deputy chief says the amount of carbon monoxide was staggering! >> we took a reading of the environment. we found 75 parts per million. to put that into perspective, we don our breathing gear at 25 parts per million. >> saved my life. that's all i can tell you. >> reporter: max actually is a rescue dog. jack got him from german shepherd rescue of

bat max gets polo boy in a headlock. in the air, slams him onto the pavement and follows up with a serious of fists to the head. >> when he slams me, he slammed me onto the water bottle. so the impact on me wasn't that bad. it looks like it's really brutal, but it didn't hurt. it hardly affected me at all. the rubber took a lot of the impact. >> shop owners call the police who quickly close in on the scene and stop both men for questioning. no charges are filed, and they're told to go their separate ways, marcus who is filming everything sees polo boy afterwards, shows him the video and gets a post fight interview. he posts the video online, and over the next few months his video of the bat max beatdown on the vegas strip gets more than a million views. with polo boy having left vegas, a frustrated bat max hopes to get vengeance and one day have another shot at him. in fact, in september of 2011, he posts his own video online, calling out his new arch nemesis. >> it shows me working out, doing my martial arts and showing

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that's what we will talk to max about.u are tackling kinds of things but i want to talk to you about the process because you spend a lot of time thinking about problem's and how you might be able to solve them. walk me through that. each event has a special color to it in that it is focused around the notion of data as the raw material to be used to solve big problems. the process always works around -- we sit around and brainstorm. i's more loose than that but like to think that we ask a question -- what sort of data is coming online? in sets of not know information that is just about to happen and what does that tell us? aen mixed with that, we have question that we love asking which is -- what does this problem look like when it is sold? my an optimist despite former soviet roots. i would like to think that 30 years from now that we are thriving and art good and are building exciting things. 30 years from now, this problem is solved. what happened between now when it looked bad and 30 years out when it looks great. what

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max? well, he got max right but he's only three. okay? good job. max. >> that is very fun. >> let's get another check on the accu-weather forecast. >> spencer christian. >> winter sunlight now. let's go to live doppler 7 hd. you can see sunny skies and thin, high clouds around. national weather picture looking mainly sunny. light snowflakes across 48 contiguous states. in california high clouds moving in along the coast. here in the bay area, mild with highs into mid to upper 60s on the coast. low to mid-70s around the bay, mid-70s inland. and spring arrives tomorrow morning at 9:57. happy vernal equinox. >> thank you. >> still ahead at 4:00 why are the women in your family twice as likely as men to get alzheimer's disease? >> a high school student face-to-face talk with president obama. >> i'm michael finney. why do you keep getting phone calls if you're on the do not call list? answer, next in my q and a session. hey. oorbell rings] hey. [doorbell rings] what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your devic

seven and a half year old boy. >> for max the valve won't grow with him.n he gets to be late teen he'll need a valve to match that size body and when he's a full adult he'll need the valve to match that body. >> so the work at cornell is very specific. >> it makes me feel good to know that we have somebody on our side. >> we talked to somebody whose child currently suffers from this condition. they're so excited about the work you're doing. >> wow, these technologies are so close to a break through. it's for us our future our reality. and it's not just dreaming about kids that might be born today. it's this kid right here. >> from the beginning of the personal computer revolution, the world wasn't quite sure what a computer was good for besides counting and calculating missile trajectories. it's sort of where we are today, with 3d printing. there's a great deal of potential as printers become easier to use. and this may be the epicenter of that change. nicker bot. the idea that 3d printing is going to revolutionize our loams, that hasn't come to life quite

what is it that you're hoping to do with news max tv? >> well, perhaps saying that we are taking on fox might be a bit of an overstatement. i think news max wants to evolve its current internet business and join the world of tv everywhere. news max in many ways is bigger than fox news on-line. com score which rates the 60 million people that read news polit politics, typically has us one, two or three. we had 11.5 million unique visitors last month. we were ahead of fox news for politics. by june, we're hoping to have about 15 hours of live programming. by the end of the summer we're hoping to be up to 18 or 21 hours. >> you told "business week" it will be a kinder, gentler version of fox news. tell me what you mean about that? >> fox is great at what it does and it has a really powerful audience, powerful message and audience. i think when rupert murdoch launched fox news in 1996, he was a genius for realizing that there was a huge market outside of the cnn world that was not being really addressed by the mainstream media. an that marke

. >> his name is max. and he is a dog. 80-year-old jack farrell was sleeping last week when a malfunctioning wall heater filled up his house with carbon monoxide. next thing he knew, his dog dragged him all the way down the hall. >> out here in the kitchen, i finally woke up and wondered what was going on because he had a hold of my arm. and that's when i -- i'm bleeding so that's when i called 911. saved my life. that's all i can tell you. >> there you go. max actually is a rescue dog from the german shepherd rescue. the gas wall heater was clogged with debris and soot and good thing he had max there. he is alive to tell the story. >> lucky for him. >> max deserves a big steak dinner! >>> hey, guys, some rain overnight. we had some thunderstorms, too. it looks like that is beginning to settle down a little bit. still a lot of moisture left in our atmosphere so some dense fog also showing up. be careful outside this morning. roads are still slick but hi- def doppler radar showing you things beginning to qu

jack says, max can ride anywhere he wants. >> aww, look at you, awww. >> reporter: while jack says maxs be the most obedient dog, he sure knew what to do last week. in marin county, don ford, kpix 5. >> 74% of california housing uses some for the of heating which can generate that kind of carbon monoxide. >>> an amazing dog. love that story. the creative way an east bay woman is extending an "arm of care" after she found out the bay area is one of the nation's top places for sex trafficking. >> we have a weak little storm that's heading out so far the bay area at this hour and it will get streets wet and a little rain. the forecast is coming up. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. you don't have to wait for the big boys to get march madness started. we have kezar pavilion tonight for the city high school basketball championships live coming up. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.s everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ugh. geico. little help here. i need>>that's my geico digital insu

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host: max boot?placee caller seems a lot of credence in the sham election that was taking coercion, andmed that is the same thing as believing that fidel castro was elected freely. other point of and nobody is suggesting getting a war with russia, but i think there is one lesson that we should have learned from dangerous decades like the 1930's, that we have to draw some clear red lines and stick to them, otherwise dictators will go too far. if we do not make clear to boot that there to putin will be tremendous cost to him and his country for further aggression the danger is they will draw us into a war and the that kind of war we want to avoid. we need to make clear that we are rendered to defend ourselves and our eyes, and we will not be messed around with. if we do that, i think the prospects of keeping fees are much greater than if we appear confused --'t it, has a tent and confused. being in 1950le where we said that south korea was outside of our defensive perimeter to and that encourage troops

. >> max got him to safety. max actually is a rescue dog.t him from the german shepherd rescue about a year ago. >> he knew exactly what to do. i love that story. >>> we had a little bit of everything. yes. >> there is some weather going on. >> yes. in martinez, watch what we had. >> yeah, that's pretty cool. pretty rare. there is the potential of that more happening looking at the kpix doppler. san francisco down at about 10:00 tonight and now you see that we have gone through the scattered showers ahead but ahead the bay. down through livermore and down through fremont and just about ready to head post into livermore, not much left of this by the time we hit san jose. in the east bay, still coming down pretty good but that's not going to last really long as all all because of this narrow but robust. these head up to mall pitas, fremont and you'll get rained on pretty good. rainfall tonight santa rosa picked up about .7-inch in the space of 20 minutes. and if you believe the automated rain gauge. napa, quarter inch, and quarter inch at oakl

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first he's gunning for pepsi max. >> these aren't official playing rdcas. they might be thicker. >> they might be credit cards. zinging them in a sun roof and closing the lid on trash cans, and he bent it around the crates and still was able to hit the can. >> pepsi maxes a cornered the market on viral video ad campaigns. >> i like the one he was doing on the bench it was almost like he was a dealer and dealing out cards and knocking down the cans one by one. >> he's throwing it at the card and the kid has to catch it and he does. >> this one, nah. that one i call bs. it didn't go in a slot. >> now, that i believe. >> but it's impressive stuff. >> launches it through this little flame and blows up a balloon full of gas. pretty cool. >>> he's all ready for his bath sort of. >> what did you forget getting into the bath? >> forgot to take off my clothes, dad. >>> and still to come some friendly folks took in a young pelican. >> and now they have to teach him you on to fly. >> see what happens when he finally takes off. >>> plus her boyfriend sendser h out on a

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report thank you all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guest matthew bell and you can follow him on twitter at a slice of melon if you'd like to get in touch tweet us a kaiser report until next time. the heat is moscow's firefighters put that three spaces. to the classroom and then the communication. and some of the dancing. the museum said. please.

northwards your time all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guests leave him how again he backs if you like to get in touch tweet us at kaiser report until next time by our. diplomacy lead to breakthroughs in syria and iran but it also strained relations between the u.s. and saudi arabia what does the future hold for washington ties. cold war two point zero there are those who claim the manufactured crisis in ukraine is drawing new lines in defining new geopolitical realities others are dismissive they say the old cold war never really came to an end so is russia and the west are doomed to be adversaries. welcome to the john

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max gets even log in with pfizer for a minute. and this forty two aircraft would fold one four billion dollars and is a great thing that india has taken the fuzz customer into my mouth through the floor to other customers and a loft with a seventy seven when the knights orders in the future the aviation scene dominated by the low cost that is struggling to be either. most of the credit that is still operating on dos it's not that of dictation steam by indian and i've more customized i don't think she'll deal with as many a shia and sing up on and i love getting ready to enter the union stocks. in a bid to tap into this team's bid for the one disease in southern il plus kenyans have denounced the sofa summit seeing that this comes up to seventy five percent on the spat. the sawdust on the list of countries the gene that citizens of boston a us study has shown the findings of raising concerns of avoiding the religious intolerance in

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let's bring in max ganik. thanks for having me on. >> what stocks do you like right now? what's your top position? >> first to off, i have a s.p.y. may call calendar. i'm long the may 190 call. and every week, i'm selling the weekly 190 call against it with the goal of paying off that call over the course of the next five or six weeks. i think that the market is going up for a few reasons. first off, the seasonality charts point to a strong march and april gain. also, the bollinjer bands on the s.p.y. six-month chart point to a target of 189.50 to 192. on the weekly chart,ç the mac is now positive. that's awesome for a bullish trade. and there's a few stocks i like for a market rally. amazon, i think is going back to 385. i could buy the april 375-385 call spread. i like f.a.s. for that one, i would buy the stock, no option trade on that because the options are expensive on 3x stocks. and facebook. facebook just broke out of a bull flag. i think it's going around 75 or 80. the way i would trade it is buy a 70

make it go up to the max speed, pull up slightly, i might get a zoom out of it. the airplane would become totally uncontrollable. you may even with the disturbance of air on the engine possibly flame out both engines. but the serious thing is you would lose flight controls because the spread above that air speed is about ten miles per hour -- >> what does that mean? >> in other words, the airplane is flying so high the max performance of being able to stay in the air, and the speed controlled he would have, let's say 500 miles an hour, if he went 505, he would get a high speed buffet. if he went 490 miles an hour he could endanger the plane with a stall. but if he did anything like pulling the plane up with a zoom cloud for altitude, the airplane would become uncontrollable. >> and your thoughts on whether the passengers on board the airplane at 45,000 feet would have been getting oxygen in the manner we normally do when we fly. >> whether the passengers would get oxygen? >> yes. >> that -- >> the pressurization system goes to a certain maximum differential. it w

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. >> max. >> max, tell us where you are and what you noticed. >> i'm on the corner of 116th and parknue where the explosion is. i'm catty-corner. the explosion is on the park avenue side, the west side of park avenue, north of 116th street. it looks like it was a construction site and from what i understand, the building collapsed and created this explosion. >> we see scores of firefighters actually on the, on the west side of the tracks. you see them all barretted there. all -- gathered there. all kind of debris on train tracks. >> there is debris, there is debris for about a block. windows have been blown out, a whole block. i came running. my shop is on 11th and 2nd. we felt the explosion there. and we came running and we just followed the smoke. >> so, max, you do believe this was a building that was unoccupied and people were working on it, constructionwise? >> i believe there was, the problem is, if you look at it, i don't know if you guys have aerial footage yet. >> we do. >> okay. then it looks like there is an occupied building that was also badly damaged, if not destroyed.

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and max qualify because he was so angela corey.e was often already not ambulatory. >> of the 12 kids, 10 halves shown marked improvement? >> all of them at this point are stable. the two that did have better lung function and that's the news that just came out. john: stable is a good thing because this has been through .5 years and the disease causes deterioration. >> yes. one thing is that kids don't get better, they don't stable, they always get worse. >> and they stop falling off the cliff. >> absolutely. they all stopped. john: and it's miraculously her other son. >> yes, he was supposed to be in a a wheelchair. he spoke with eversole. he's helping to take care of his older brother who is dying and getting worse watching his brother get better. >> have a delicate? >> he's 15 years old now. fifteen years old, children are sometimes angry. and he knows the drug works, he seen it firsthand and the net everyday and he wants access. john: so how do you reconcile what congressman dennis kucinich says. what are they thinking? >> with

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the max have a label leaves the large retailers free to determine their own sales policy. its specifications include the traceability of its products the protection of the environment. working conditions and democracy within the corporative but not a mention of the practices of large retailers. which incidentally is their formula for success today. exists in twenty five northern countries and the range of products is vastly expanded rosies. bananas chocolate revenues from products bearing the max have law label reached five billion euros in two thousand and eleven. but is it possible to expand without losing sight of one's original values what happens to the small producers when such vast amounts come into play. in the dominican republic supplies thirty three percent of fan trade bananas purchased worldwide the plantations are concentrated in the north west of the country a few kilometers from the border with. fat. lot of you know it will become millionaires if we sell all these bananas the fan trade banana is the labels biggest success in terms of volume three hundred twe

which incidentally is their formula for success today max have our organizations exist in twenty five northern countries and the range of products is vastly expanded rosies. bananas chocolate revenues from products bearing the max have law label reached five billion euros in two thousand and eleven. but is it possible to expand without losing sight of one's original values what happens to the small producers when such vast amounts come into play. in the dominican republic supplies thirty three percent of fan trade bananas purchased worldwide plantations are concentrated in the north west of the country a few kilometers from the border with. i have a. lot of them are you know it will become millionaires if we sell all these bananas the fan trade banana is the labels biggest success in terms of volume three hundred twenty thousand tons was sold worldwide in two thousand and eleven. pm banks have large showcases called ben-ali no. base cooperative a four hundred small producers obtain the label in the year two thousand. at the helm is a dutch agronomist money kid the penya she's been liv

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when we do not agree to this max have larger issues a categorical refusal. the dutch priest who founded the max have a label also cancels his interview. we know that france found a half is in needs to receive an honorary doctorate from the university of nice sophia antipas. next to him jump director of the longo coffees and the main client of the co-operative founded by france found the hoff the two men are very close friends. we spoke on the phone africa ok so no filming. there. this evening the priest answers all the questions put to him by the journalist present. almost. mr hardy if you look this is a private function so please leave him alone just this is can you leave him alone i haven't had a reply from mr vanderhoof and three weeks ago that's because he doesn't need to speak to you. the father of fan trade is reduced to silence as though macs have long wanted at all cost. to maintain their angelic image of a label at the service of small producers. but the reality is very different a reality of large retailers large landowners and even food industry g

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