another three hits for him as he looks to break out of his slump. >>> things got nasty in st. louis when chicago's brent seabrook elbowed david baas in the head. seabrook was thrown out in. in overtime barrett-jackson scored on the slapshot through traffic. the blues beat the blackhawks 4- 3 in overtime and lead the series 2-0 games. >>> and the stanley cup play- offs seemed to bring out the nasty in everybody. last night, look at the blatant low blow to detroit's danny dekaiser. brian would you say ouch on that one? >> no. >> referees missed the call and today he was only give a $5,000 fine. but the hockey gods evened it out. detroit won game one. >> i liked that you showed that the times. >> ouch. >> thank you for watching. see you at 6:30. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> axelrod: tonight, is inexperience to blame? south korean police arrest the captain of that sunken passenger ferry, saying the third mate who was steering should have never had the helm. seth doane reports on the anguish of the families. a rising death toll on mt.

like most politicians do, but in this case it's nasty business. thank you. great show every day. 4:00 eastern. you'll get a show. >> thank you. >> if you want one. kathleen sebelius resigns but if you read the lines in the paper on the front page of the "washington post" there's a lot of negative trash talk that came right out of the white house last night. sure looks like the obama administration's happy for her to move on. we'll see how that happened. how this went to press. nobody parroted the right so brilliantly as stephen colbert. he is taking over for david letterman. that's a huge loss to the world. we're going to miss. that and paul ryan's gift to the democrats, nearly all of the republican congressmen now all men running for the senate against democrats, voted for the ryan budget. which cuts, listening, cuts medicare. and you can bet democrats will make something of that. finally, it's not easy to top a campaign ad about castrating hogs. she's tough. and this is "hardball." if you can clear a table without lifting a finger, you may be muddling thro

those things can be nasty too. >> yeah. >> they can be nasty but it is definitely playing with thisgyhe's in his guy and this wild boar is like i need a friend, i want to play, it's the snow, why not. >> this thing doesn't have the tusks so doesn't look like the guy can't -- not in any danger of being shanked. >> probably not. but still that is a wild boar and you don't want to get close to them tusk or not. >> yeah. hey, they're like the new odd couple. >> we go from one ugly but cute animal to another one because we are talking about a baby penguin kind of ugly duckling stage right now. the first penguin chicks of 2014. as you can see here two days old, they're weighing it. this thing only weighs 87 grams on its second day here on terra firma. but as you can see they're awfully adorable. >>> this guy is about to take a selfie, that's normal for today's standards. got his camera set up. what happens next you will never be able to guess. just watch. >> clearly he got jacked in the head and that's a train. he was apparently trying to take the selfie video as the train was going by. tho

nasty weathermaker has shifted towards the east. so the eastern parts of the iberian peninsula, and the western france are starting to see stormy conditions. now in the middle of europe, due to southerly winds it's looking quite warm, and looking sunny. but southerly winds is actually bringing yellow sand, or actually sand from the sahara desert. for example in southern germany skies are usually like this. you can see blue skies. but because of the dust, they have turned yellowish. but at least nice, warm conditions will continue, going up to 22 degrees in paris, and it will stay for most of the same into the rest of the work week. all right, here's the extended forecast. >>> and that's all for this hour on "newsline." i'm shery ahn. thank you for watching. d<é?xpña >> hello, everyone. here are our top stories for you this hour. the government of france's new prime minister is unveiled, among the new nominations is socialist heavyweight segolene royal, a major comeback from the former presidential candidate and ask companion of fra

. >>> things got nasty in st. louis when chicago's brent seabrook elbowed david baas in the head.brook was thrown out in. in overtime barrett-jackson scored on the slapshot through traffic. the blues beat the blackhawks 4- 3 in overtime and lead the series 2-0 games. >>> and the stanley cup play- offs seemed to bring out the nasty in everybody. last night, look at the blatant low blow to detroit's danny dekaiser. brian would you say ouch on that one? >> no. >> referees missed the call and today he was only give a $5,000 fine. but the hockey gods evened it out. detroit won game one. 1-0. >> wow. >> that would hurt. >> really? >> i mean, that would. >> they have padding, right? >> i don't know, do they? [ laughter ] >> i'm guessing they wear some sort of protective gear but you know what? i'm not going to go there. [ laughter ] >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the new feature of the program, andrea on the spot. [ laughter ] >> you're telling me. >> you would be the expert. [ laughter ] >> don't ask me. you know, i have never been there. the only kind of ice i have is in my water.

. >> and i understand that you are sick, but it is nasty. when you say nasty, she is referring to the picking on her. >> i agree, my lady. >> that also is untrue. because that now refers off to the picking. we have two things where she'll lied. yesterday wasn't nice for either of us, but managed to pull through and communicate well enough off to show our care for each other is greater than the drama that attacked us. what could the drama be? >> i don't recall, my lady, i think the night before we were at -- if i go back i can put it in context. i am not sure what the night before. what we were doing the night before. >> i was not flirting with anyone today. you must have said she was flirting with someone. >> i did, my lady. >> so you -- what did you tell her? what did you say to her? >> well, we had an are gaument at the place before we left. before she wrote this message. to me. i said to her that i thought she was flirting with the gentleman she was talking to. it made me upset. i guess part of me was a little jealous or insecure. and so

like most politicians do, but in this case it's nasty business. thank you. great show every day. 4:00 eastern. michelle bernard. you'll get a show one of these days. >> thank you. >> if you want one. coming up, kathleen sebelius resigns but if you read the lines in the paper on the front page of the "washington post" there's a lot of negative trash talk that came right out of the white house last night. sure looks like the obama administration's happy for her to move on. we'll see how that happened. how this went to press. plus no one else has parodied the far right in this country so brilliantly i think as this guy, stephen colbert. now he's taking over for david letterman. what a promotion. he's ditching that persona of his and that's a huge loss to the world of political satire. we're going to miss that stuff. and paul ryan's gift to the democrats. nearly all the republican congressmen right now, they're all men running for the senate against democrats voted for the ryan budget. which cuts, everybody listening, cuts medicare. and you can bet democrats wil

. >> nasty. >> a negative person. >> nasty. >> doesn't work. >> most atheist would condemn this i'm surethe point of how you get your message across. if this atheist group really cared about their cause, what they should have done was put up a display that said we might have a better way. we, the freedom from religion foundation would like to give you some advice that might help your life. contact us at this. >> right. >> so then people would get curious about what that message may be, if they really wanted to be a positive force and express their atheist views, that's what they would have done. they don't want to do that. they want to hate and disparg people like you and me and i'm not exactly sure why. why because laura ingram and bill o'reilly go to church. >> all of this is kind of predicted in the bible -- >> but i never got the why. it is predicted but why? >> i personally believe the light of christ is really powerful but threatening. it's threatening that believe their lifestyle is fine and they don't want anyone to hold a mirror up to it, we are all slog and sinners. they don't

when those people were living in the shadows, how strong is the block of the people who do believe in nasty board patient -- deportation? is that the holdup was the holdup elsewhere along the line? i think the people that think will send a living people -- 11 million people off is few and far between. that is not going to happen. isn't that many people that say that. whose argumente is we should not reward people for breaking the laws. vast majority of americans, vast majority of republicans, vast majority of conservatives do not believe in deportation of 11 million people. they just don't. as i said earlier, cost is an issue that people -- that have to be confronted. we talk about breaking the law and border security -- people have to understand gun rights -- and this is actually good for the treasury of the united states. you hear a lot about that. the last thing you hear is will they enforce the law? i like president obama, that is not the issue. he is not going to be president anymore by the time this gets going so let's talk about the real issues we need to deal with. i assume the law

this is the nasty drop in home lending.ices and the fall in new home sales. if you are telling me we are only making marginal changes to get a loan in the first place and prices are not coming down i got to say the housing outlook looks pretty bleak. >> it does. like i said before we need 2% to 4% growth, that is unsustainable. stuart: but we have got it. it is not going away. we were expecting housing to give the economy a nice boost, that it would lead the economy forward to maybe 3% growth. you got to walk away from that. >> it trickles down to all parts of the economy. people don't buy furniture, building, a lot of things it impacts. stuart: all right. thank you for joining us. we were surprised by this news. i was surprised at the headline in the wall street journal, home loan demand plunges. >> very surprising. stuart: thank you very much, appreciate it. stock of the day, amazon down really big despite a jump in its profit. the problem, they put all the money they earned straight back into the company. in specific i g

yesterday was a nasty, nasty day. and as i said to simon and kayla, any pockets of strength are quickly being sold into. >> yeah, i think what happened wednesday, scott, to bring it back a little bit, was a countertrend rally. we've been in a downtrend, and wednesday's strength caught a lot of people off guard, and then some people tried to craft a narrative out of it, and then yesterday, of course, they had a reason to sell it back off again. today's news is not any better. jpmorgan is at the january lows, sitting on the 200-day. i want to point out the nasdaq. that's what every trader is fixated on now, and rightly so. off about 7% on the year, doing its best, fighting really hard to get us to like it. maybe trying too hard. kind of like ann hathaway. no one will like this -- [ laughter ] -- i have to tell you, when you look at the percentage of nasdaq stocks below the 200-day moving average, it's 48%. that means half the market on the nasdaq is in a defined downtrend, and that's going to make for some really stuff

may comegh the numbers out as three percent or higher, that is still a nasty hit.hink this will force rba to drop its neutral monetary policy stance? >> we think the numbers are starting to stack up. the rba officially dropped its easing with the first statement of the share. since then, it has remained very neutral. ever since mid-january, where we saw the last nasty cpi report, the have stopped talking down the australian, even though we are still what was labeled uncomfortably high. thertunately, it seems like low australian dollar, which only a year ago was still above parity, is straight through imported inflation and that has given the rba a bit of a headache. they have let the currency find its own level rather than try to talk it down. >> do you think job owning -- jawboning will start up again? >> i cannot see that happening. the key outputs will be another jump in inflation. what used to happen in the last couple of years was sticky domestic inflation was offset by negative tradable inflation and that gap has narrowed. in australia, the relentless rises i

then december 19th.this season.a nasty knee to knee hit hit initiated by los angeles.it injured tomas hertl and he ended up missing 45 games.players say they understand the heated rivalry. clansman over the dodgers. currently angels are still tied corn fo4-4 san francisco 49ers football star aldon smith in the news. media sources in the the south bay say that while smith has not lost the benefit of the doubt.he's unlikely to play for the team next season. you may remember he was arrested at l.a.x on sunday after making a fake bomb threat. smith missed several weeks of the season last year when he entered rehab. that came after two suspected d.u.i.'s and a house party where he was in possession of guns.he was stabbed at that party as well. and send us your videos for our sports night live segment called."my kid's got game." if you have a cute, funny or just plain impressive sports video of your child.submit it to us and we may run it on the air sunday night during sports night live. just go to kron 4-dot-com to submit your video. that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with

around that, it has two speed slow and start and it looks like more coming in and that looks preallotly nasty, 45 in ukiah a yesterday at this am and it you like the sunshine and warms, cooler and warmer for all, a good jump on these temperatures and for many a from a cross the bay. you may think it is odd. 80s for some it doesn't last very long it starts to dry too long. >> already, 4:52 coming up in 20 minutes, a path of death and destruction. >> and look at this, served up paw area student coming up next. . >>> time now 4:54 crews working they are shifting building operations and the search was called off even though two people remain missing. they say it was a difficult decision since families are still looking foreclosure. 45 bodies were am -- 45 more bodies were found during the search. >>> they are expected to respond $150 million on infrastructures and mere wood. it will also will be designated as a natural zone and something many dog owners fear. >>> they are asking for the county supervisor to step down on charges of peeking into a home of a female neighbor while only wearing underw

. >> the cigar box guitar looks nasty. i had to fix my daughter's nintendo dx. people are realising, like sherry and mark says, the tools are accessible, it's possible to do amazing things if you have the patients and time, and there's a graving to do something meaningful with your hands. you go to wal-mart and you can get anything you want, really cheaply. in some ways it's wonderful that the mass produced product are available anywhere. there's an emptiness to that, that people feel like, you know, my parents or my grandparents built stuff in their garage, or i made stuff in the kitchen. >> sherry, that makes me think when we were kids, you had home ec, shop, pottery. what has it done to us, taking all those things out that get our hands on something and establish the connection between how things work and how we make it happen? >> right, i think that that's the rise of, and why maker fairs are important. it's brought the celebration back into the community. i think places like tuck shop or maker space are helping to pull people together so they can collaborat

he seems like a nasty man personally nasty. >> he is tough and will fight for what he believes. what conservatives should expect and deserve is people in the house and senate who fight for what we believe. >> host: i will leave you alone. don't get me started on chuck schumer. [laughter] >> we're not as close. [laughter] >> that is almost as mason-dixon line as it gets. >> is pretty clear that blue-collar conservatives stayed home on election day and but the real obsession is talking with working-class conservative this. what must be said and done to bring them back? >> consultants have of learn to fat said could kinds we don't want them to be involved as the back off with the activism of says she party. of that as far as i am concerned cried kivas of wonderful garden called united states of america in we cannot take a pass. our constitution says we the people are in charge in did you stay home then you are abrogating your responsibility. we can do that. we have to invite good people back into the process with sometimes as politics but hopefully we can make the idea is so persua

nastiness. shut you up. >> it's to intimidate and silence. you've been on the show and we've discussed this issue. how bad is it beyond this cont >> well, i think this is a controversy my dad would say highlighted an ongoing issue. i've had a lot of support from black liberals conservatives. guys like you, shawn. i've been emboldened because people say, raffi's out there working hard and doing the right thing. >> why do you think that it is still acceptable, like, for example, i would argue that christian conservatives can be a target with little in terms of repercussions. black conservatives can be called the worst names and there seems to be little to no repercussions? >> we're pushing back against that now. i think for so long we've been quiet because we're respectful people. now we realize enough is enough, and it's our time to speak up and say, hey, that's inappropriate and we're people too, and treat us as such. >> what's the fallout of this? what happens from this point forward? i underst

. >> could we use this with how nasty people can be in the blogesphere?ar story and what people are saying about it. they were nasty about this particular piece. >> exactly. this is the concern of the clergy. it included rabbi and priest and many clergy. they are concerned. the idea that islam is somehow responsible for 9/11 is alive and well. you can see it on the new york times web site. they want to make sure that people don't come away angry at the whole faith after this deeply emotional experience at the museum. >> sharon, your piece and this issue brought back to me the fact that about a decade ago, i was at auschwitz and i was taking a tour with the representative of what is left of the camp. we got to a particular inscription of the plaque of the crematorium. she thought to be accurate to the history that both should be included. this is one of the issues that people who present historical facts that deal with that fly below the radar screen and we never think about them. >> if you are sitting in the classroom with people at princeton, you can und

the rip currents this time of year nasty. ocean beach is known as one of the most rip tied beaches that we have. in the united states. it is very nasty this time of year. water temperature 56 degrees. but without a wet suit it makes things difficult. we will keep you difficult and we will talk more about this. >> you say 45 minutes to an hour someone without a wet suit could survive. if they had a wet suit, then how long? >> they are good for a while. probably 2 or 3 hours. with a wet suit on. but no wet suit an hour or less. >> thank you. >>> there is more breaking news. there has been an officer involved shooting along salono avenue near 80. news chopper 2 showed us the scene from above. authorities say the incident began with a traffic stop that turned into a police chase. we have a crew headed to the scene. we will bring you new information as soon as we get it. >>> new at 5:00 p.m. federal agents moving in and out of a home. they appeared in court this afternoon on charges of wire and bank fraud and money laundering. we

nasty and mild and warm, mild too warm i should say in the north bay.for high of 78 at santa rosa. 80 at sonoma. 81t napa. east bay high 75 at oakland and san leandro. 76 at castro valley and fremont and in the inland east bay we see high tomorrow up to around 81 at walnut creek and livermore 82 fairfield 80 at concord and san ramone. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. after tomorrow little warm-up temperatures will drop off just a couple degrees on thursday and then hold steady through the weekend by the way weekend is looking great. sunday is easter sunday and bunny seems pretty happy with the forecast. so we want to keep a smile on the easter bunny face april cools down next tuesday sharply in fact but no rain expected to accompany the cool down.so pleasant weekend ahead and nice cooler start to next week. >> i like the weekend. minivacation. >> absolutely. i like that. >> spencer thanks. >> watch abc now available to dish customers who want to watch 7 news on line or on smart phones tablet. sgrous our web site and click on the watch abc logo to fin

. >> those ground hogs are nasty little critters. >> [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> for david and daniel. >> sell the other one. >> no, daniel. >> daniel. >> the little one. >> could you imagine having your whole life open before the public? >> oh, i know. >> horrible thing. thought if i was running foreclosure president, crossed my mine, but i took two aspirin, laid down, and it went away. crazy. >> [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> grew up in that era. could you sign this to peter? he was, as a young man, campaigned for barry goldwater. >> oh, wow. >> lives in santa rosa, california. a he's a bit of an oddity. >> as a college student, i was begin "conscious of a conservative", and yipped know the labels well, but, boy, that turned me around and gave me a foundation that remains today. >> peter's a wonderful man. he'd love to be here. sends my regards. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> bob brown. >> never thought i'd see this. >> hard to believe it was over 20 years ago. >> thank you so much for inviting us. >> great privilege to have you. >> [inaudible conversa

understanding, sometimes we get all of these ideas about immigrants, that we're criminal, they're dirty, nasty, they don't speak the language, they don't want to simulate. all of this misinformation that does nothing but create hatred. maybe we'll never agree, but as long as we remember we're talking about people. >> the second episode of "border land" airs this sunday night at 9:00 p.m. >>> out with the old and in with the old. it's national record day, and we'll tell you why vinyl is making a comeback. well it's official... xfinity watchathon week was the biggest week in television history. but just when you thought it was over... what now? with xfinity on demand you can always watch the latest episodes of tv's hottest shows. good news. like hannibal... chicago fire.... ...and bates motel. the day after they air. xfinity on demand. all the latest episodes. all included with your service. it's like hi-fiving your eyeballs. xfinity...the future of awesome. >> good afternoon to you, and welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford and here are today's headlines. divers recovered three

and it could get nasty, this whole nomination fight. the other thing we just got. in seconds ago.ement by the rnc. secretary sebelius oversaw a disastrous rollout of obamacare. anyone can see there are more problems on the way. the next hhs secretary will inherit a mess. americans facing rising costs, families losing their doctors and economy weighed down by intrusive regulations. no matter who is in charge of h.h.s., obamacare will continue to be a disaster and hurt hard working americans. it's time for obama to admit the signature tower law is a failure and call for patient centered healthcare reform. tucker, it is not anymore just repeal obamacare it. it it is a lot of fixing obamacare from republicans. there are some republicans who have obviously calling for a complete repeal. >> right. >> there is a sense that's changing a bit. >> well, sure, because i mean, it's pretty tough to repeal it while the president is still president and we have got a couple more years of that. so, i mean, i first think it would be helpful to be clearer and more repetitive about what those fixes an

picked on me incessantly since you got back from cape town and i understand that you are sick but it's nasty. it wasn't nice for either of us but we managed to pull through and communicate well enough to show we cared. to show our care for each other is better than the drama. i was not flirting with anyone today. i feel sick that you suggested that and that you made a scene at the table and made us leave early. i'm terribly disappointed in how the day ended and how you left me. we are living in a double standard relationship where you can be mad about how i feel, about how i deal with stuff when you are very quick to act cold and offish when you are unhappy. every five seconds, i hear how you date theed another chick. you have really dated a lot of people. yet you get upset if i mention -- beg your pardon. yet you get upset if i mention one funny story with a long-time boyfriend. i do everything to make you happy and not to say anything to rock the boat with you. you throw tantrums in front of people. i have been upset by you for two days now. i'm so upset i left the party early. so upset. i

this stretch even had a nickname: the nasty nimitz. >> we asked viewers to tell us which they ranked as the worse and the nimitz was on top repeat through. according to a report by caltran, 84 percent of california highways are in good operating condition. but commuters that use the roads regularly are not so sure. >> there seem to be a lot of construction on 80 around the altamont pass -- no, excuse me, 880. they seem to try to fix that area. >> it is a challenge. >> a $3.9 billion infusion of cash the past several years for road paving is almost gone. money from the recovery act and proposition 1b was one time only programs. >> with people driving less, which they should, that is all good, but that is where the funding comes from so it is a double edge sword. >> one of ten miles driven in america is driven in california. 40 percent of all god brought to america are brought in on california roads. the bay area is mostly at the port of oakland. >> a fully loaded 18 threer is equal to 5,000 passes of an s.u.v. >> if you drive these roads regularly, you have an opinion to share. we wan

. >> those groundhogs are nasty. oh i'm sorry. >> for david and daniel. >> spell the other one.oh daniel. [inaudible] >> i don't know if i would wish that on anybody. somebody ever asked me once if i ever thought about running for office and i said well across my mind once and i took two aspirin and lay down for a little while and it went away. crazy. thanks. how are you doing? >> i grew up in that era. if you could inscribe this to peter toti. he campaigned for barry goldwater and he lives in santa rosa california. >> you tell him as a college student a friend of mine gave me a copy of the conscious conservative. i didn't know the labels that well but that just turned me around and gave me a foundation that remains today. it was a great book. >> he was a wonderful man. >> give my regards to him and thank you very much. >> thank you sir. >> thank you. i never thought i would be signing a book for you. >> hard to believe. >> thank you so much for inviting us. >> it's great to have you. spell your first name. >> tracy. >> thank you. >> it's been a treat to have you as a friend and

nasty to have him back where he belongs. >> yes. another feel good story. >> birthday wish gaining major momentum on line. what this little boy is asking for and how you can help make it come true. >> turning skin cell into stem cell. refuse logs near new technology right here in the bay area. >> later on jimmy kimmel. >> if preview for tonight. able to do all of the spice able to do all of the spice girls autograph. . >> breakthrough by bay area researchers is providing hope for patients suffering organ failure. >> discovery some day allow doctors to regenerate not just one type of organ but any organ in the body. carolyn has the story. >> if you accused researchers of going halfway in his work, you would be paying him a huge compliment exploratorium glad stone institute discovered a short cut this could some day make the promise of regenerating reality. >> regeneration. >> first it helps to understand an earlier breakthrough by another glass stone researchers nobel prize winner hear. he pioneer a induced stem cell. although they c

this nasty man is going to kill me. saint anthony and all the saints preserve me. i'll shell out bags of phynance and even burn candles to you. oh, god, what's to become of me? there's only one course for you to adopt, pa ubu. - what's that, my love? - war. may god defend the right. well and nobly spoken. oh, yes, and i get knocked about all over again. we must get the army to battle stations with all speed. and requisition the supplies. - mobilize the artillery. - man the fortresses. and set aside enough money to pay the troops. oh, no, you don't. i'm going to do you in. you are not shelling out any money. what a stupid idea. i used to be paid to make war. now, it seems i have to do it at my own expense. by my green candle, let's have a war, since you're all so steamed up about it. but let's not spend a single cent. lovely war. three cheers for the war. [music] long live poland. god save lord ubu. ubu. ubu. ubu. ubu. ubu. hey, mama, pass me my helmet and my little wooden pick. i shall soon be so cluttered up. i shan't be able to run if they chase me. oh, what a co

nasty friday on the streets. nasdaq's worst day since the first few days of february. those green boxes few and far between. diminishing as we speak. we're back after this. >>> okay. welcome back. we've been telling you how it is a nasty day on the street. nasdaq leading things to the downside. paul richards from ubs is with us here on the desk. what are your broad thought on a day where we figured we're going to talk a lot about the jobs report? we're not talking about the jobs report really. we're talking about the destruction of the nasdaq continuing today. >> i think you are seeing a correction of the nasdaq. nong wrong with the nasdaq. i think the problem was the market had no faith in the general economy and, hence, general stocks as in the s&p. in q1 tinge market in the absence of anything else to invest in went into something they trusted. that was silicon valley. now we see a correction. in general, i think it's fine. it's a correction, scott. >> how do you feel broadly about the market? today's job report in context with that, largely in line. >> goldilocks,

it's getting nasty here. >> is this a woman scorned or was a crime committed here? it's an interesting story. >>> also ahead, a star saying he's learned his lesson. actor james franco explaining himself on national television after word surfaced that he tried to pick up a 17-year-old girl on social media. but the question this morning, was it all a stunt for his new film? you know, he's known to think and act outside the box sometimes. lot of people are debating that topic now. >> conspiracy theories abounding. >>> and remember the cronut craze? we actually tried them on the set one time. this is where the pastry was created. it's been shut down by the health department. the unappetizing things they found in the trendy bakery coming up. >> going to disappoint a lot of people. >>> first new revelations about the deadly shooting spree at ft. hood. we're learning about his possible motive and the victims of his rampage. abc's alex perez has the latest from the military base in texas. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. for the first time, we're seein

>> you're not nasty. >> yeah, i'm pretty nasty. >> what did you think when you saw him holding that spotg to run him over in my car if he doesn't get the hell out of my spot. i wasn't really going to hit him, but i was going to scare him enough to get him out of my spot. >> you wanted that spot? >> i did. i still want it. >> reporter: in fact, most drivers pushed yuval right out of the way. >> sorry, sweetie. it doesn't work that way. >> why doesn't it work that way? i'm here holding the spot. >> reporter: but watch mary medeleski's face when ashley shows up. >> i thought you were holding my spot? >> i was holding it but she just pulled in, right now. >> moi car is right here. >> reporter: still she's having none of it. >> i've been driving around for 15 minutes looking for a parking spot. >> reporter: time to let mary in on our social experiment. >> what was going through your mind? >> i'm taking his spot. i've had my car kicked in for this. >> really? there are people who are just losing it out in the parking lot. why do you think that's going on? >> because the world is losing it. >>

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. >> he said the nasty treatment of attorney general eric holder this week was spurred by the usual republican complaints, you know, the irs, fast and furious, and of course, benghazi. as usual, boehner was doing his sergeant shultz routine from hogan's heroes. i know nothing, i was not here, and i did not even get up this morning. remember this response when boehner was asked about the republicans and his caucus who denied the spt a natural born american and therefore even eligible to be president. >> david, it's not my job to tell the american people what to think. >> what a bone headed comment. also the assault continues today with one side hearing and describing what's going on. the other side, i believe, denying the treatment of this president and his attorney general has anything to do with race. michelle bernard with politics and public plus and the author of "moving america towards justice." and my colleague, host of msnbc's "now with alex wagner." here we are now. and the question is about this thing. this is sticky to talk about. i think the president doesn't like talking about it fo

it is amazing how nasty people can get in 140 claharacters or less, right? >>> jennifer lawrence is really feeling blue. will draft day at box office become the new field of dreams for kevin costner. if he builds it, will they come? that's next. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist brittney shipp. look at that beautiful sunrise over washington, d.c. we are going to see clouds and eventually showers as we head into the rest of today. temperatures in d.c. at 72 degrees. 66 for new york. and showers will continue as we head into tonight. here is a closer look at where the rain is coming from. right now, a few isolated showers switching through indianapolis. and parts of cincinnati. and that's the moisture that is going to head to the northeast. a closer look at the west coast. 91 degrees in las vegas for today. 77 in salt lake city. look at denver, we start off in the mid-70s. by the time we head to 70s, those temperatures drop down to the 30s. >> that's a four letter word we don't want to know. >> i know. >> no snow. thank you very much. >>> kevin costner meets

the nba inquest whether donald sterling said shows nasty things about black people is still i don't kno still idon't kno on going. what is not at issue is whether sterling has the legal right to say what he said. he sure does when you're in the entertainment business you're at risk of blow back from the public and bizarrely immune to it as well. artificial scarcit scarcity makes sterling hard to go after. disparaging the very black men who create the thrills on the court and make even historically mediocre teams like the clippers hugely profitable, but it's far from clear what am mission has to protect its brand, it's following and protect itself from a guy whose loose talk could cause serious damage. over the weekend entertainment news outlets tmzs and dead spin released audi audio that is allegedly between donald sterling and his female friend : >> those comments ignited at controversial, tillering has long been the owner of the los angeles clippers. he is said to have made the racially racial remarks. only one owner has been suspended in the 70-year history of the nba. now the fate o

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said what he does, where no one being hurt from obamacare, and that is lies -- >> he seems like a nasty man. like a personally nasty person. >> he is a tough guy and fights for what he believes in and the republicans expect people in the house and senate who will fight for what we believe in. >> i will leave you alone. don't get me started on shoemer. >> we are not as close. >> that is about as mason dixon like as it gets. >> questions from the audience, kelly ask it is clear that blue caller conservatives stayed home on the election show. we had senator santorum on the show and she is talking with working-class conservatives and a lot of them stayed home. 3-4 million depending on the numbers. what must be said and done to bring them back in 2016? >> it is true. consultants have learned if elections are negative, a lot of the good guys stay home. we don't want to believe involved. and that is why people of the tea party have backed off because they have been blamed for everything. we need active participation in the political process. and as far as i am concerned, god gave us this garde

sunny gray young gun with nasty stuff. nothing you can do about that. he had a career high nine strike outs which ties his career best, once again a's win 3-1. >>> coyotes joe is on the cusp of a 40-goal season. he scores from a bad angle make it 40. he wasn't done. can you say 41, please? very nice looking one-timer. shark up 2-0. in the third logan fourth on the night. he's had 23 goals this season. sharks win their season finale 3-2. >>> round three of the masters moving day. one of the movers was miguel. on the 13th he nearly eagles from the bunker. he would birdie that. currently tied with fifth on three under. bubba miss the par put putt. he shot two over. dropped to five under. which allows 20-year-old jordan spieth to make a move on 15. birdie, two under on the day. tied with bubba watson for the lead entering the final round of the tournament. >>> a few more moment tos. stanford held the spring game today. santa cruz advance today beating the l.a. defenders. and timothy bradley lost. pac man is back unanimous decision in tonight's big fight. th

. >> samuel: that's going to be nasty on twitter. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who stars in "return to zeroher on the new comedy "about a boy" airing tuesdays at 9:00 p.m. right here on nbc. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome minnie driver! ♪ [ cheering and applause ] >> jimmy: minnie driver. you look gorgeous, minnie driver. welcome to our show. >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: it's a pleasure to meet you. would you -- we just bumped out on those hampton 4x4 guys, there. would you ever do anything like that? >> yes, for the right thing. depends on what i'd have to have my hands on. >> jimmy: wait a second. slow down. slow down now. >> if i could win something i really want, i'd keep my hands on it for a long time. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. hey, that's what i'm talking about. >> with a five minute bathroom break every hour, there's not a a lot i wouldn't do, actually. >> jimmy: but, you've never done anything like that before? >> no, i've done -- i've been in a contest. i was in a dance contest in a a little island off the coast of sicily when i was 18. my best friend entered me in the

and a nasty day for stocks as the stocks are whacked and the rest of the market feels the pain. the sell off and what to do about it. and plus, the need to act like a leader and bad reforms at the imf. i'm allie merriam, and this is real money. >> all right, we start the show with breaking news out of washington.

. >> it's a lot of nasty happening in this film.follows two reality tv stars on their journey in thailand. they've had enough. they cut off contact, they cut all funding. >> road trip with some bros. >> now the two reality stars are on their own in thailand. >> they pulled the plug? >> they find a treasure map. >> a map to a treasure map. >> a map to get to the map to the treasure. >> but if they do find that treasure they will be $23.4 million rich. one of those reality stars placed by jason. >> you're fat and confused at every turn. >> he's also the director of this film and the agent is shawn, you might recognize him from films like "men in black" and "charlie's angels." we have both of them via skype "right this minute." welcome. who came up with this crazy idea. >> that was me hanging out on my buddy's couch. i was living there like a month. >> is that a real eye patch? >> it's a real eye patch. >> for really being blind, yeah. >> oh. >> do you feel weird for asking that? >> incredibly weird. >> awkward. >> it did look like a r

. >> why things are about to get real nasty.e. >> that's good. >> cradle. >> some guys try to coax a creature from a chimney. >> that's not working. >> what had everybody freaking out. >> cops say there's a reason this woman

. >> why things are about to get real, nasty, that is. >> like wwe. >> yeah, pretty good. >> a cradle. >> and a pizza delivery guy is waiting for his money when a scary movie comes on. >> oh. heck no. >> see the prank with one surprise ending. >> shootout on the streets of brazil, all caught on camera, intense stuff here. this woman is walking into a clothing store, opening the store for the day in brazil. right behind her is this guy, on a motorcycle. he's there to rob the place. you can see he's got a gun. he parks his motorcycle broad daylight, tries getting in the door with no luck. he goes to kind of turn around and leave. he's met by a guy, looks like -- that guy is the store owner. >> he's got a gun. >> he's got a gun too. now they're in a gunfight in the middle of the street in public. he fires open the guy in the blue. the bad guy goes back in the store. breaks the window. goes in, gets the employee. grabs the woman. is holding her hostage. takes her out to the front. we have video from a bystander. a lot of posturing here. you see the guy is trying to hold his bike up, keeps

and a warm weekend, nasty weather with low pressure over missouri heading out east. in fact, we just got a report from oklahoma that two people were killed in tornadoes. we don't know the extent of the damage there in oklahoma but you can see they still had mighty fierce weather to contend with out there in parts of the golf region and up in the tennessee valley. for us, we are looking at 73 degrees in sacramento. 78 in fresno, and tomorrow the number comes up, 74 at livermore and 71 in in aoebg land here in the city. middle 60s will do it. north bay, nice day, 73, napa, 72 in santa rose a. the extended forecast. calling for numbers to warm from the middle 70s on monday to near 90 degrees on tuesday. and then we keep it there. it will be warm on wednesday and thursday. friday t it begins to relax a little bit. then, by the weekend. back in the 70s inland. in the meantime, you heard it here, first, i hope. the temperatures in the middle 90s inland. times for the season around the bay area. we will update it for you in an hour. >>> clippers were distracted today. i wou