mindy from star shower. >> hi, mindy. >> hi, mindy. >> nice to meet you. >> welcome. i want you to show me around. >> both: we'd love to. >> it's such a treat to be here at your gorgeous home. and it's huge, so it must take a long time to decorate normally. >> it does. it takes sometimes days. >> yep. >> i would imagine. now, how about with star shower? how long did it take? >> hardly any time at all. >> minutes, right? >> yep. >> right. >> and i like the way it goes around the porch. i think that's so pretty right there. >> it fills everything in, which is nice, right? it blankets the whole house. >> and how high it is. this is just absolutely beautiful. >> it really is. and the kids love it. >> oh, yes. >> oh, the kids love it. all the neighborhood kids come around and they look at it and they run around and they have so much fun. >> all the neighbors, they do nothing but rave about how beautiful our home is, the bushes. it's even in the grass. >> mm-hmm. >> stars in the grass. who has stars in their grass? >> that's right. >> you do. [ laughs ] >> we do. we have st

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in san francisco, mindy bach, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much.on crawford is going to sit out tonight due to left oblique tightness but angel pagan will most likely will back in the lineup tomorrow. the a's lost to the mariners 8-2. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> it's been going now for three hours. firefighters are still here in santa clara on the scene of this gas explosion and fire that gutted this strip mall. it is gutted at this point. pg&e is working on turning the gas off. lots of apartment buildings are right near this. it started when a woman in a honda civic crashed into the mall, rupturing a gas line, causing the explosion. the woman ran from the scene and hasn't been found yet. firefighters say it's going to be a long night. more tonight at 11:00. ngwhe hda cor.. ree rein ose..ao [female announcer] if the most challenging part of your day is the staying awake part, sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. because when brands compete, you save during mattress price wars. save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic

so, mindy, i'm curious about something.mney raised a lot of money, too, but he was just a bad candidate. is it possible jeb bush is just a bad candidate? >> i think it's too early to tell. look, donald is beating the field by a wide margin so the story here is really donald. it started out as amusing and now it definitely has to be taken seriously. i agree with what carly fiorina said yesterday, donald is a wake-up call the entire country needs to take seriously. i think at this point though actually he's dangerous and anybody who is still kind of looking at it and thinking it will just ride it out and it's kind of amusing, it's time to take a closer look. >> why do you say, mindy, he's dangerous, his candidacy is dangerous? >> he's a bully. carol, this morning i dropped off my 3-year-old for first day of school and i thought about what are my hopes and dreams for him as he goes through his school life? what are the lessons i want to teach him? we all look to our kids and we want them to be a leaders. it's not be a bully, n

. >> hey, all you freaks are bozos but who is this mindy? old friend actually, she's great. >> you have to be joking. she pooped on the treadmill. >> oh, that's her. >> there are explicit viral videos and nuclear viral videos. one of the finest purveyors of nuclear viral videos on the interwebs are the guys from bad lip reading. they've gotten hold of the first republican debate and now we get to see what they were really thinking. >> governor christie, when you were younger, what was your favorite childhood snack? >> oh, i wanted you know, i just wanted regular potatoes, but guess what? so did other people. i wanted the most so i'm like -- >> you just froze a baby, genital warts. you touched a genital wart and you can't touch it. >> guys, guys, all right, enough. >> you're a wart toucher. >> oh, mr. trump. >> oh -- whatever, look it's the thing the tuna melt does to me, america. >> they've taken the footage, rerecorded it, put some funny stuff over it. everyone seems to be paying a lot of attention except ben carson, he seems distracted. >>

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mindi bach has more. >> watch it in. >> reporter: kenny lawler wascal's leading receiver in the nation'spassing offense last season. after only four practices this season lawler says the connection between the quarterback and the returner receivers is exceptional. >> this is year three. we just are more experienced. we've been finer with the details. and you know, when would we get finer with the details, the bigger picture is complete. >> reporter: seven of the bears' top eight receivers from last season remain on this year's team as does 100 yard rusher daniel lasco. the changes coming on the offensive line. the senior moved from right tackle to center to anchor a unit that has yet to establish itself. >> we thrive on it because it's nice to know if we do as a offense we will do well. >> we have had some guys that have stepped up and improved but they are not where we need them to be quite yet. it's about being consistent on a day in and day out basis. >> reporter: consistency and depth are also what the bears are looking to develop in the defensive secondary. the team added ten new pl

. >> thanks mindy. >> be right back. naonazoon whinond-wand thea ty >>> that's the exact sound that the vets at the national d.c. zoo wanted to hear. the zoo released this video today of the cubs first physical exam. >> you just want them to give the panda baby back to the mom. measure it already and give it back. that was the older of the two getting measured and checked out. the vets will care for one cub and give the other one back to momma panda and switch them around to make sure they're okay. >> the newborns are just the third set of twins born to giant pandas in the united states. doesn't happen much. >>> we've got some misty skies, possible for the morning drive and temperatures starting to warm up, mid to upper 80s. >> rob, thank you. thank you for choosing nbc bay area news. >> we'll see you back at 11:00. have a good night. 'm doug mcconnell, and we've got some great discoveries for you along the open road. a world-famous bay area legend on his home turf in sonoma county, where he lived, loved, and passed away

let's talk about all this in a serious way with mindy fin who now runs a nonprofit called empowered womento both of you. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you for having me on. >> mindy, 60% of republican women like trump. 17% of independent raand left leaning women like trump. that is a major league gap. how do you explain that? >> if you look at the issues -- and in the same pole it was asked who do you trust to handle specific issues like the economy, hike tlike the fight a isis and national security. and trump's through the roof on those issues. those are the top issues for women as well. i think that's how you explain it. trump's support among women has slipped a little bit and i think that's notable. we make a mistake when we think that women necessarily vote on different issues than men do. the economy is tops for them as well. >> trump often says he cherishes women and he'll take care of women. does that strike a chord with women voters when mr. trump says those kind of things? >> well, besides his amazing hair i believe that donald trump resonates with women, primarily because he

our first question is from mindy asher, a student at sweet haven christian academy here locally. her question is about how we should consider whether or not other countries are ready for democracy. she directed this to k.t., i think. how should we think about that? are thereer countries ready to democratize today. >> you would think it is in retreat. in the 1980s, 1990s, the iron curtain came down. eastern european countries became democracies. even russia briefly became sort of a democracy. we look at the world now and say, what happened to it all? there are dictatorships? totalitarian systems. we look at the middle east in particular and say can democracy even thrive, survive, or is it even possible in that part of the world. you know, i'm a glass -- look, i trained at m.i.t. and studied nuclear weapons. my job was to figure out how you would go wrong. i'm a glass half empty person, to be honest. i am a glass half full person now. i think it's mostly full. why? because of the same things reagan understood about human nature. while we have been seeing a retreat of democracy thro

you know the mindy project, just joined hulu for its fourth season.now they're going to do regular episodes on monday you'll be able to watch it and you have to wait until monday until you can see the next episode. >> i got you. that used to be on fox, right? >> never saw it. >> but this might be good because now you don't have to worry about spoiler alerts. that's the thing, you may binge watch and someone else may not be and they're tweeting about it and that's when you find out what's going to happen in the show. >> you're having a casual conversation and they say something and it spoils something. >> that's why you have to give a warning before you start talking about it. this has us talking. we want to know if you could watch your favorite tv show would you rather a, binge watch it or b, watch it weekly. >> weekly is old school. >> binge. i've been hooked on this new show called complications. it's about emergency room doctor. real trouble. >> i just binge watched that over the weekend. >> how about that gretchen? >> this station is a wash in sex

and mindy fynn. and a couple of times yesterday. >> so you have a silent majority in this country that feels abused, that feels forgotten, that feels mistreated. and it's a term that hasn't been brought up in years, as you know. people haven't heard that term in many years and it's sort of interesting as to why. there are all different reasons. uh think it's a very descriptive term. every time i speak i have sold out crowds. every single time. it's the silent majority. they want to see us have victory. >>> people who don't like that term say it smacks of white supremacy. how do you hear it? >> that's kind of a reach, i think. i think particularly it has to do with donald trump's immigration policy. >> how so? >> what we're having right now is hundreds of thousands of third world immigrants dumped onto american communities. the american people have no say over that. the politicians are not listening to the american people. we don't particularly want to bring the third world to america and all of the p

then we've got him on his own show and mork and mindy was the hit show. >> the audience, talk about ang suspension of disbelief, is willing to buy the premise just so they can watch robin williams. >> well, excuse me. >> that was an interesting part of the balance of the television diode. there was an intent to explore deeper into the psyche of what makes us tick. >> i'm going to a beach barbecue. >> i can see what's going to heat up the coals. >> if there's any single phenomenon that's hitted the polls, it's t&a. >> and they take their cloets off three times and get ideas. and then they have to write two or three times. so they jiggle. they're all well-endowed, of course. and then they say let's get three undressed and three jiggles and write a skript around it. >> jiggle tv referred to the fact that these were women who were, you know, were, you know. >> "charlie's angels" because a very enduring trademark. >> >> good luck, angels. >> oh god, i did "battle of the network stars" a couple of times. and i hated it. >> i think i made up some pretty good time on billy crystal. >> network

. >> when mindi salzman and her husband decided to be camp hosts at cash creek canyon camp ground, theydidn't think they would spend days living in a casino parking lot. >> they said the wind changed. >> the rocky fire surged chasing them and 150 campers out of the scenic canyon saturday night. >> it burned 20,000 acres in five hours. that's an unbelievable number. just shows us how dry conditions are and how fast and how rapid fires are able to burn under these type of conditions. >> the dangerous speed of the fire forced the salzmans and their guests to evacuate. >> they say we have an hour. so we went around and helped efb get ready and got efb out. my husband was tired andsquaust /* and exhausted. thank god the firefighters were there. they came and helped us. >> there were belongs, and they were scrambling to escape the fire. >> 27 firefighters from the santa clara fire department are on the front lines tasked with defending homes in addition two strike teams made up of firefighters from several south bay cities including san jose are also fighting the rocky fire. the salszman's ho

new homeowners tyler and mindy can barely hold their excitement. >> it's life changing like i said toxperience this with my pus band, the girls -- husband, the girls. i'm so excited. >> thank you. thank you, sir. >> reporter: the house was donated by chase bank through a program called operation home front. it's designed to give military families and veterans like tyler a place to call their own after spending months and years away on deployment. tyler earned a purple heart and bronze star for his service in the middle east. >> two in iraq, one in afghanistan. >> reporter: as a show of thanks the program is giving this house to them mortgage free complete with new tile, new carpet, and new appliances. >> it's a huge thing for the family, you know, psychologically, financially to be able to settle down in a place permanently. >> reporter: a place to make memories. >> terrific. >> reporter: and call home. >> it's amazing. >> it's life changing. >> very good. >>> 6:46. time to see what our partners over at cbs this morning are covering. >> one of our favorite partners and good friends is

so, it includes shows like the mindy project which used to be on fox. but they're going to also do it with their new shows like casual the hot wives of las vegas, the awesomes and rocket jump. >> i've not heard of the hot wives of las vegas. >> i think that's because they're new shows. so, a lot of people were tweeting about shows dana says the walking dead i binge watch that. >> house of cards. >> melvin says prison break. >> yup. >> yup. >> what do you do. >> i did breaking bad. i did that whole thing, watched all seasons in like a one weekend. but now my new thing is complications on u.s.a. network. stars this dude right here, jason omar. >> what's it about. >> he's an emergency room doctor but he got into big trouble with gangs in his city. he was involvedly in a gang shooting. now he's hiding stuff from his wife, his wife's having an affair on him, he doesn't know about it. i think he has the hots for the emergency room nurse who i do, too, her name is gretchen, she's a nut. >> you've obviously been binge watching this. >> are you finished. >> not

. >> reporter: mindy is with the city's public works department. she says her people are out on a constant basis cleaning and responding to complaints but it's hard to keep up. >> we have special projects, we are doing the alleys, we are doing residential neighborhoods. we do commercial neighborhoods. we are very responsive. >> reporter: they collect over 7 tons of trash a day and another $3 million is expected to be budgeted for 18 new workers. like we said there's great job security in trying to keep san francisco streets clean. in san francisco, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >>> chopper 5 what is over athey are ton about an hour ago where hillary clinton is in town for fundraisers. her first stop the home of a former facebook executive. the backyard is ready to go. tables are set for what looks like an informal reception. >>> tomorrow clinton will attend an event hosted by san francisco mayor ed lee. afterwards, the democratic presidential candidate will raise campaign cash in los angeles. she will not be making any public appearances. the first debate

mindy from gonzalez, louisiana, our line for parents. hi, mindy. >> caller: hi. >> you're on. >> caller: i just wanted to say that i think the standardized test is a bunch of bull because my daughter has been at this school for five years now and she is currently in third grade. they're talking about no child left behind, if that's the case, why is she in special ed? that's all. >> "new york times" highlights the president's trip west to talk about issues when it comes to climate change and energy, saying that he gave a speech at the national clean energy summit, announcing a series of measures to encourage solar power construction. he'll head to new orleans thursday to note the tenth anniversary of hurricane katrina, talk about how to protect cities against global warming effects. next week he'll be the first sitting president to visit the arctic circle and he'll talk about the moral dimensions. that's it for our program today. another edition comes your way tomorrow morning at 7:00. we'll see you then. ♪ >>> today c-span3 programming l

greg gutfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, brian killmead and she was on morning and mindy interview donald trump was asked what he would say to the pope if he were to meet him next month. roll it, sven. >> the pope believes that capitalism can be a real avenue to greed, it can be really toxic and corrupt and he's shaking his finger at you when he said it. what do you say in response to the pope? >> i'd say isis wants to get you. you know that isis wants to go in and take over the vatican. you have heard that. you know that's a dream of theirs to go into italy. if you look at w

. >> we're here with mindy williamson and she's the marketing director for the iowa fair.. i was asking her when do you start planning for next year? >> we're already doing 2016 planning right now. >> what are we sitting in right here, mindy? >> this is one of or sky gliders. we have two of these on the fairgrounds and they kind of span the whole length of it. it's really neat to see. they come in from other fairs, once our fair is over, we ship them to other fairs. >> i want to ask you about the presidential candidates. we know the state of iowa is very important. it's the first caucus this year on february 1st. they all show up here. >> this is a casual event with iowans but we know the numbers come here. we have about a million people or more that come each year throughout the 11 days. a good place to see a lot of people. >> a chance for them to really campaign and see everyone at once. >> yes. >> how did this become such a destination? >> i think historically speaking we've had a lot of different candidates visit here. you know, fairs were a great place way, way back 1

and "mork & mindy" was the hit show of the '70s. >> the audience, talk about a willing suspension ofilling to buy the premise. >> mind if i do? >> just so they can watch robin williams. >> nanu-nanu. >> well, excuse me! >> that was an interesting part of the balance i think of the television diet. that there was an attempt to explore deeper into the psyche of what makes us tick. but there was also, you know, a need to escape. >> i'm going to a beach barbecue. >> uh-huh. i can see what's going to heat up the coals. >> if there's any single phenomenon that's tilted the ratings books in abc's direction, it's t and a. at the cbs affiliates meeting he explained how these t and a shows are concocted. >> they take the clothes off three times. they get idea. and then they have to run three times. so they jiggle. they're all well-endowed. of course. and then they say, now, let's get three undressed scenes. and three jiggles. and write a script around it. >> there are some who will tell you t & a has peaked and is on its way out. abc has shows like "the love boat" and "three's company." >> jig

our first question is from mindy asher, a student at sweet haven christian academy here locally. her question is about how we should consider whether or not other countries are ready for democracy. she directed this to k.t., i think. how should we think about that? are thereer countries ready to democratize today. >> you would think it is in retreat. in the 1980s, 1990s, the iron curtain came down. eastern european countries became democracies. even russia briefly became sort of a democracy. we look at the world now and say, what happened to it all? there are dictatorships? totalitarian systems. we look at the middle east in particular and say can democracy even thrive, survive, or is it even possible in that part of the world. you know, i'm a glass -- look, i trained at m.i.t. and studied nuclear weapons. my job was to figure out how you would go wrong. i'm a glass half empty person, to be honest. i am a glass half full person now. i think it's mostly full. why? because of the same things reagan understood about human nature. while we have been seeing a retreat of democracy thro

stephanie: mindy has from professional who manages $200 million. he is still in his 20's.s planning next. stephanie: welcome back to "market makers." some people take life by the horns. our next guest played tennis competitively. research, ated sdb hedge fund with $200 million under management. he is not even 26 years old. started playing with numbers in his dorm room. sam barnett, welcome. he started investing in college? sam: when i was a little kid. i did and investing contest when i was 10 years old. stephanie: is in the markets are math? sam: i've always been interested in data. my current project is developing a hedge fund and working on the business. i am trying to understand data from different perspectives. stephanie: the hedge fund is part-time? sam: the hedge fund is my part-time job. my main research project to pursue my phd is a neuroscience project. stephanie: hang on. erik: the hedge fund is full-time and phd is part-time? sam: everything is full-time. i am supported by a great team of researchers that help develop this perspective. stephanie: you raised $20

so this kind of thing boggles my mindi mind when people talk about still having issues and problems with-called serving in combat. it's been happening for quite some time already. >> hopefully this will be a pivotal moment changing that even more. tulsi gabbard, thank you so much, good to see you. >> thanks, frances. >>> up next, the alleged victim in an elite prep school rape trial takes the stand, telling the school's senior tradition a sick game. we're live outside the court house with the latest. >>> and poetic justice or privacy breach? the hacking of a website has all kinds of controversy. we'll have details when we come back. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. ♪ [ female announcer ] everything kids touch at school sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. you handle life; clorox handles the germs. so what i'm s

--host: mindy from arizona. i want to say that i think the standardized test is a bunch of bull.ughter has been in school for five years now. they talk about no child left behind, then why is she in special ed? president's trip west when it talks -- when it comes to talk about climate change and clean energy. a series ofunce measures to announce solar power construction. and next week he will become the first sitting president to visit the arctic circle in alaska. that is out of the "new york for ournd that is it program today. another edition of this program comes your way at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we will see you then.

>> a show called 112263, casual, the way, the mindy project, you can watch them once a week.z so we talk about it. >> i'm actually heartbroken. i don't want it. that's old school. i don't want to have to wait a week. >> i know. stuart: you want to binge. >> i like bindl binging too. once all the shows come out, just real quickly. content producers right now are working on more than 400 original shows for the season stuart: whoa. >> original is where everything is the original programming. stuart: excellent. quick to check the market, almost the high of the day, 219 points, china may spend more money. the greek banks will get more money and maybe we won't raise interest rates next month. you put it all together, the dow is up 218. back in a moment usaa makes me feel like i'm a car buying expert in no time at all. there was no stress. it was in and out. ient, we could save a lot of money. i was like, wow, if i could save this much, then i could actually maybe upgrade a little bit. and it was just easy. usaa, they just really make sure that you're well taken care of. usaa car bu