i posted on my instagram and where above, you can see that is the black rhino vial . those are cells that are growing, they are going to freeze those and maybe turn them into an entire rhino. you guys could be looking at the beginning of a black whine owe, right there. you guys are looking at a real rhino, definitely worth posting. if you want to check out our behind the scenes photos from the field, be sure to follow us on instagram. now shini, after the break you are going to be firing a or the fade owe cannon? >> yes, lovingly called a boomer. >> we'll check that out after

instagram that question. linking pictures to commerce is fundamentally one of the ways that instagram has planned on monetizingpossible -- people actually buy and want to buy from instagram. >> why couldn't facebook do that on its own? >> you have to establish the relationship with the brand. you have to understand what it is about pictures that make people buy. >> explain how it works. how would i interacted with it? >> you want to buy a pair of shoes and you would see a product you want to buy. everybody sees that same picture. what if i could offer you instagram shots of the same shoes in context? real world settings. that does iswhat entice you to make that last minute decision and purchase. >> doesn't not matter that it could kill facebook? >> it's not going to kill facebook. it is their growth vehicle. facebook now has the largest community in the world and now they have a growth vehicle. facebook -- what was the killer app on facebook that took it from a fledgling to a skyrocket? photos. you could argue, if there was -- i can't stand people's mindless updates. their political rants on facebook. i hate t

their conversation urging him not to bring black people to games after she posted the picture on instagram. >>> jada smith responding to backlash over a picture of her daughter willow smith on a bed with actor moises arias. it was posted on instagram and heated up social media with people tweeting it was inappropriate. arias friends with smith's older brother jadon. it has been pulled. jada pinkett-smith said there's nothing sexual about it. you're projecting your own trash acting like covert pedophiles. that's not cool. >>> saved a puppy about to be euthanized. you can see him stumbling and running into walls because he's blind. ironically he was bred to be a guide dog. a campaign was launched to save him. thousands of people have offered to take him home. the animal shelter reviewing all the applicants to find him the perfect home. >> that's nice. >> still ahead, meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast that includes scattered showers, mike. >> absolutely. some areas are receiving some measurable rain but mainly about 2500 feet. i'll give you a timetable when you can get some in your n

you can see what it looks like on your screen. instagrame, number one on the free photography section in the apple store. and jim mcinerny saying apple needs a makeover. what would the transformation look like? we'll get to some of your answers in a moment. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. all on thinkorswim >>> microsoft lifting the curtain on the brand-new retail store in paramus, new jersey. let's send to to josh lipton live outside the store. good morning, josh. >> reporter: good morning, carl. this probably isn't a scene you might associate with microsoft, but the software giant, it's all new. you have music blaring, the crowd started forming last ni t night. today, microsoft is launching its newest resale store in new jersey. microsoft putting a big push behind its stores. there are now m

fine print is the bottom line. >> good tip. >>> when we come back, did rihanna cross the line on instagramn its threat to shut her down. >> and british royalty. they're just like us. the pictures that prove it. it's all coming up next in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this fro ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ skinny, so skinny >> talking "the skinny" this morning. prince william, his blood may be blue, but he's apparently a regular guy. >> the future king was spotted on an american airlines flight from memphis sitting in coach. >> what? >> with the commoners. you can see the back of his head in the window seat. >> he was in memphis for a friend's wedding. queen elizabeth reportedly asked all royals to pay for their own travel and personal trips and avoid displays of extravagance. >> there you go. >> now we have the answer as to why. if you're a prince and can't sit in first class, something is wrong. >> i would like to know what happened if kate and the baby were with them. i don't think they would be in coach. >> i don't think so either. we all know rihanna isn't shy. l

seen here together on the instagram account. before the flight in another photo posted on instagram, doyle wrote getting ready to go up in a hot air balloon. tried it, but it was too foggy. we will go up this evening. #anxiety. >> we will examine the man, the machine, and the environment. >> that's luke russert reporting. investigators are looking for records on the balloon and the pilot and will release a report on the crash in about ten days. >>> president obama took time to congratulation the nfl's first openly gay player. in a statement he called michael sams's selection by the rams an important step forward in our nation's journey. the st. louis rams draft is in the seventh round. sam told us he is overwhelmed, excite and proud to join the rams. with each passing draft pick he was not worried, but thinking about how he was going to sack each of those quarterbacks. >> the breaking news we have been going to throughout the newscast. the firefighters are responding to a fire in san jose. no estimate on when the fire might be c

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>> but why publicize it on the instagram and why bring it to my games? on the instagram. [ laughter ] that voice belongs to donald sterling. although if i was him i would say it's mel gibson. i really would. [ laughter ] the clippers released a statement on his behalf, saying "mr. sterling is emphatic that what is reflected on that recording is not consistent with nor does it reflect his views, beliefs, or feelings. lol. rotfl." [ laughter ] his feelings are just his words. sterling insists he's not a racist. he says some of his best credit cards are black. [ laughter ] [ applause ] but his comments have angered a lot of people, especially his players. they held a silent protest before their playoff game yesterday. they or their warm-up shirts inside-out so you couldn't see the clippers logo. if wasn't much of a protest. but they were reportedly furious in the locker room. those of us who follow l.a. sports closely know that donald sterling has always been a terrible person, despite what he tries very hard to put out there imagewise. donald sterling runs

i posted on my instagram and where above, you can see that is the black rhino vial .are cells that are growing, they are going to freeze those and maybe turn them into an entire rhino. you guys could be looking at the beginning of a black whine owe, right there. you guys are looking at a real rhino, definitely worth posting. if you want to check out our behind the scenes photos from the field, be sure to follow us on instagram. now shini, after the break you are going to be firing a or the fade owe cannon? >> yes, lovingly called a boomer. >> we'll check that out after >> start with one issue ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america >> i'm joe berlinger this is the system i'd like to think of this show as a watch dog about the system... to make sure justice is being served. with our personal liberties taken away from us, it better be done the right way. is justice really for all? >> hey guys, welcome back to

i posted on my instagram and where above, you can see that is the black rhino vial .are cells that are growing, they are going to freeze those and maybe turn them into an entire rhino. you guys could be looking at the beginning of a black whine owe, right there. you guys are looking at a real rhino, definitely worth posting. if you want to check out our behind the scenes photos from the field, be sure to follow us on instagram. now shini, after the break you are going to be firing a or the fade owe cannon? >> yes, lovingly called a boomer. >> we'll check that out after >> investigating a dark side of the law >> they don't have the money to puchace their freedom... >> for some...crime does pay... >> the bail bond industry has been good to me.... i'll make a chunk of change off the crime... fault lines... al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> they're locking the door... ground breaking... >> we have to get out of here... truth seeking... >> award winning, investigative, documentary series. chasing bail only on al jazeera america >> hey guys, welcome back to "techknow.

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sterling's girlfriend with magic johnson. >> you can do anything but don't put it on instagram for the world to see and don't bring them to my games, okay? >> sterling had been fined, banned from the nba for life, and future ownership of the team is in question. stiviano hell telling -- telling her advice. >> still no apology. sterling hinting that he is misunderstood. >> it breaks my heart to magic johnson, a guy i respect so much won't stand up and say let's get the facts. >> it's unclear who sterling was talking to in that call, and who released the recording. in it, sterl goings on to say he plans to fight to retain ownership of the l.a. clippers. >> civil rights leader and congressman john lewis commended the nba for the response to the comments by sterling and today, called for a portion of sterling's $2.5 million fine to help a bay area nonprofit. >> next week's scheduled execution of a convicted murderer in oklahoma has been put on hold today the oklahoma court of criminal appeals agreed to a six-month stay of execution for charles warner. warner's attorney request that had del

>> people call you and tell you i have black people on my instagram and it bothers you. >> yeah. it bothers me a lot that you want to broadcast you're associating with black people. do you have to? >> you associate with black people. >> i'm not you, and you're not me. you're supposed to be a delicate wife or delicate latina girl. . >> well, if you don't feel -- don't come to my games. don't bring back people. don't come. >> do you know that you have a whole team that's black that plays for you. >> do i know? i support them and give them food. and clothes. and cars. and houses. who gives it to them? does someone else give it to them? do i know that i have -- who makes the game? do i make the game or do they make the game? is there 30 owners that created the league? >> so did that recording capture the real donald sterling or was he being set up? his strong opinions on that as he tried to answer the fundamental question -- is he a racist. >> i'm not a racist. i made a terrible, terrible mistake and i'm here with you today to apologize and to ask for forgiveness for all people that

reporter: about a year ago, he discovered students like to look at the travel photos he posted on instagram one day he mentioned pictures about africa and then we'll have an assignment on africa tied together. >> reporter: he did the same with paris, iceland, genoa. >> i want them to go to those places and see how exciting it can be. i'm a teacher, i'm not rich by any means, i save up and use my time in the summer to go to those place us. if i can do it, there's no reason they can't. >> reporter: when the u.s. department of interior announced 12 instagramers would be the first to go through itd, he applied and won. do they feel like they won, too? >> i hope they do. i hope they get excited and come on their own. >> reporter: naturally, he brought his camera. >> reporter: which view is your favorite? >> the western view with the lincoln memorial. lincoln is my favorite president. it's the thing i get most excited to see. >> it's the first time the public has been allowed inside since the 5.8 magnitude earthquake in august, 2011. workers wrapped the monument in scaffolding fixing the cracks t

in the sense that even on a saturday night, it's pretty desolate. looking through my instagram account, you can pull up pictures of many different areas of the city. here's one from southwest detroit. a lot of the houses look as if it was abruptly abandoned, close in the drawers, food in the refrigerator. one of my favorite interior abandoned houses, and there are the abandoned brewster projects. they were opened in 1935, the first low income housing in the country. the history is still here. smoky robinson played basketball here. he lived here. lily tomlin, aretha franklin, a lot of motown lived here. the few instances where i was really threatened, where was in the brewster center, was a lot of gangs, which is why they're tearing it down. the ecosystem that comes from a blighted community is firstly drugs. we are on the east side of detroit, on euclid street. and it's pretty much overrun with crypts, and it's one of the most blighted parts that i've known. they were either boarded up, burned down, or -- hold on, bumpy ride, or they're turned into drug houses. i don't think an

you can post them on instagram or on our facebook page. if you want to know how hot it is for you are, watch the bottom right of your screen where we will post the temperatures. >>> and this was the scene yesterday along kirker pass road. there was a brush fire. and thousands of san diego residents are back home after being pushed down by a wild fire. the santa ana winds forced them to evacuate in the rancho santa fe area. a red flag warning remains in effect until 8:00 tonight. >>> oakland has a new permanent police chief. it is shawn wind. his appointment doesn't come as a surprise. he took over last may when howard jordan abruptly designed. whent is credited with helping the department cut violent crime and carry out reforms. the mayor is expected to make the official announcement this afternoon. >>> checking bay area headlines now. police executed search warrants at the hell's angels clubhouse early this morning. one person was arrested at the frisco local chapter of the club. the warrants are in connection with a felony assault invest

and you're finally on instagram. >> yes. >> jimmy: which i think is great. >> well you know how like,m like awkward. but then i found out about instagram, which is so sad because it's been around for a a long time. >> jimmy: no, but still now it's just all the kinks are out. >> and then you can do a a picture instead of trying to be witty. i feel like it would be like drunk texting someone to tweet. like, i would literally spend my entire life going, "what did i say?" >> jimmy: oh my god! i can't believe i tweeted that! how do i delete that? >> what did i just say. >> jimmy: no, but isn't this great -- >> on instagram i don't feel that way. i'm like, "let it speak for itself." >> jimmy: i don't have to say anything. because you are a "new york times" best-selling author, hello. [ cheers and applause ] with your photographs. >> see i'm better with pictures. >> jimmy: yeah, you're great with photos and pictures. >> i like taking photographs. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i don't wanna say anything. >> jimmy: it's a lot of food photographs. which i love. that's my favorite. >> well i basically just

her daughter posted this on instagram, a warning, a shot across the bow saying there's more to come and saying and doing something about this. we don't know what. >> you certainly know, you know the culture of "the new york times." that picture is clearly no mistake. how did you take the statement from sulzberger? >> it was needed, necessary and probably too late. for three days that's a narrative from abramson's camp saying she was the victim of sexist behavior, paid less than the male predecessor and that she was treated poorly and that was descriptions of her as being pushy, as being brusque, sexist descriptions and it's possible she was a poor manager, not holding on to the support of the newsroom. in my experience with her, she was a beloved figure of reporters and someone that the editors struggled to work. >> struggled to work with how? >> when i was thinking of coming over here, i met with her and talked with her and whether i was leave, she reacted and made it easier to leave. she wasn't very friendly about it. let's just put it that way. it's that kind of brusque behavior, tha

well, lil' kim's assistant decided to post her registry on instagram. okay?nd it was retweeted for lil' kim's 1.2 million followers, which is more than our show has. >> sorry to say. >> anyway, that's what they posted. that's cute. anyway, she includes the address where gifts should be sent with this message, please make sure they check off your gifts from the registry after you purchase, thank you so much, guys. okay? >> i was just appalled by this. those registries you would think are for close friends and family that want to give a gift. and this -- i don't know if a fan feels like they have to now. i just remember when i was pregnant with cody, i was blown away by the outpouring of people around the country. i didn't ask for a thing. but they made cradles, they made shawls, they made -- >> blankets. >> i had over 1,000 gifts then. >> wow. >> and it was so sweet of people. handmade stuff. whatever it was. but i can't imagine registering and saying oh, by the way -- make a donation in my child's name to a charity. but i think everybody would -- lil' kim pro

>> cara delevingne posted some videos on instagram.as in the elevator with zooey deschanel, reese witherspoon and who do you make

amanda posted this on instagram saying drove by seven different blocked crime scenes to get here. e seeing on social media is much the same we've heard from people who have spoken to our local affiliates as well as our own correspondents there on the ground. simply shocked that something like this could happen in a community like isla vista. that could happen we're going to bring our panel back. we're waiting for the press conference. we've got criminal defense koj and and. we've got a manifesto. 140 pages. okay. it is filled with self-pity. it starts with his accidental birth. >> that's right. he says that his mother was taking birth control pills but took another medication because she was under nausea, counteracted it and it was an accidental birth. he began thinking of his life as a mistake. >> coming into the world. we're trying to be very careful about giving details of this because we're vetting it right now. it's fascinating to me and i hate to say this, but this is actually really well written, 140 pages, which clearly shows significant premeditation that he wanted to leav

here is a photo on jed's instagram. he was in the hospital for the day. word on the exact injuries but he was hurt by this. in a different race, here comes steven purple hayes down the track. >> same curve? >> same spot. steven hayes slides down and goes down two riders behind him. both guys smacking him right in the face. stephen credits the predator helmet with saving him from much more serious injuries. here is stephen's picture on his instagram panel. >> she see when he hit his head a helmet pops up a little bit. you can tell how it protected his head. >> a really brutal crash. >> as a fisherman, sometimes you cast your line when you reel something in. what's on the other end of the line isn't what you were out there to fish for. >> like a boot? >> or another fish that's not necessarily what you are out there to catch. that's what happened to the robert arrington, our buddy from the deer meat youtube channel. he was out there using a technique called a long line, which is intended to fish fortuna or durado, ma he, ma he. he actually hooked a big sailf

she posted a video on instagram to prove she was ready. on may 6th, miley's tour resumed in london, pigging up like she never left. back on tour, and back on track. barely a trace of the wholesome young girl from tennessee. it was 1994, the first time the world met little miley cyrus, just two years old on a country music show. she was already a showstopper. >> do your eyes, miley. do your eyes. very talented child. >> perhaps a sign of things to come. >> this is very dangerous. you're teaching her to flirt at a very early age. you're going to be in big trouble when she's about what, 12, 13? >> whenever the camera was on, she was on. you could also see that from an early age. i always got the sense she was calculated, but like in a good way. >> calculated and destined for big things. not entirely surprising for a little girl who was originally named destiny hope cyrus. >> i thought it was her destiny to bring hope to the world. you know, i do think that this is her purpose. her path. you know, i think she's a natural born singer, song write

he posted this photo on instagram this weekend to say goodbye to the scottish terrier who passed away yesterday. the former president wrote, she was a source of joy during our time in washington and in dallas. and that's not the usual position for a president, lying down, hugging his dog. kind of nice. >> it looks like it's the oval office. >> yeah. >>> coming up, taking a tour inside a silicon valley lab. >>> and the accidental discovery by a scientist that could he will -- help solve a pressing environmental problem. >>> google glasses may be the next gadget paired with a stethoscope. medical students at uc er vine will use them this month. several medical institutions are testing the wearable computers. a surgeon at ucf started using them during his procedures last year, using a pair to reference x-ray images exile s while ope. >>> a silicon valley tech researcher created a new kind of plastic and it could help rather than hurt the environment. scott budman takes us inside that lab. >> reporter: it's not a stretch to call this a life changing discovery. >> it's very cool. it's real

if you want to see more photos on the field follow us on instagram and tumbler. >> so cool. >> it was lot of fun to work on. i'll bring you guys back spieders next time. >> marita davison, what do you have next? >> i wept looking for a better vegetable. i did it in monsanta, a lightening rod for controversy. we got a first-hand look and i'll tell you about it after the black. >> we want to hear what you think about these stories. join the conversation: [ ♪ music ] >>> hey, guy, welcome back to "techknow." you went to visit monsanta, which tend to be prone to controversy, whether it warrants it or not. you looked at a new branch of their research. tell me about it. >> as you know monsanta gets a lot of controversy around genetically changed work they are doing. fruits and vegies that are more reliable in terms of yield have greater shelf life and taste better and are more nutritious. they are doing that using cross breeding, with the help of technology. let's check it out. >> reporter: mini bell peppers, perfect for one. beefed up broccoli, and lettuce with the crunch of iceberg and th

guys want to follow more of our stories as we're shooting them in the field you can follow us on instagramoming up next. i don't know if you saw the apple video that went viral, the guy has two bu >> i'm joe berlinger this is the system i'd like to think of this show as a watch dog about the system... to make sure justice is being served. with our personal liberties taken away from us, it better be done the right way. is justice really for all? america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hey guys welcome back to "techknow." i'm phil torres joined today by lindsay moran and dr. crystal dilworth. we got to meet the researchers behind these spectacular machines, take a look. >>> it's an early morning scene played off in households everywhere. jason koger must get himself ready, plus his child. making some important decisions about what he's going to be wearing today. >> being a bilateral amputee you have to use prosthetics. if you oar single arm amputee, you have the ability to use a real hand to help. you know it's kind of like a tool form

tl posted this picture on instagram with the hash tag bring back our girls. >> civilian diver searchinguth korean ferry disaster has died. officials say the diver was pulled to the surface after fellow divers lost communication with him. he had passed out. diver was rushed to hospital where he was pronounced dead. the ferry disaster left 260 people dead with about 40 others still missing. >> residents evacuated by a maim wildfire in oklahoma returning to survey the damage tonight. 1,000 people left the homes yesterday in oklahoma. 35 miles north of oklahoma city. it has burned more than 3000 acres at this point and now 75 percent contained but destroyed at least 60 homes. >> this is my life. i'm 67 years old. lack at it. can you tell me what was in the home. >> flames killed 56-year-old man who refused to evacuate his house. several residents and firefighters were overcome by smoke and had to be treated. authorities believe the fire started as controlled burn that got out of control. the governor has asked the federal government for help for an air tanker in other words to help fight th

the department posted this picture on instagram, showing one of its trucks in the fire zone. bay area crews in san diego county include firefighters from livermore, pleasanton, fremont, heyward and oakland. >>> fremont police say they will have extra patrols at a local elementary school next week, after a stranger danger episode. police say a 10-year-old was walking home from hersh elementary school yesterday afternoon when a man sitting in a car on carroll avenue asked the little boy if he wanted a ride. the boy said he got scared and ran home. police say he described the stranger as a latino or indian man about 30 years old with black hair, styled in a spike. he was in an older blue four- door sedan. >>> today, friends and family retraced the steps of a missing san francisco man. 19-year-old sean seedy was seen almost a year ago. his family said at the time he was recovering from a traumatic brain injury suffered during a fall. today, walkers retraced his last known route from the french international school on oak street to golden gate park to try to raise awareness and lo

be sure to follow us on instagram and tumbler for more photos from the field. me back we meet a friendly robot coming from the factory to you - after the break. consider this on al jazeera america [ ♪ music ] >>> hey, guy, welcome back to "techknow". i'm phil torres, joined by crystal dilworth, marita davison, and cara santa maria. you guys are about to meet baxter, a smiling robot that may come to a factory near you and helping some workers there. let's look. >>> a human-sized robot named baxter is redefining work. he is a 2-armed robot with an animated space. if he bumps into something, or someone grabs his arm, sensors stop the arm allowing a human to reposition it. making hands-on training safe, easy and intuitive. it's used for simply industrial jobs such as loading, unloading, sorting and handling materials. baxter is able to work on an assembly line, next to a person training him to learn the representative tasks. with behaviour-based intelligence, baxter senses and adapts to task. >> so one of the questions that comes to mind when you see a piece like th

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after getting hammered on social media, 50 fired back on instagram writing i'm a husband letter, an blank ballplayer. more news after the break. gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. >>> are you ready for free money? today san francisco. a mad dash for cash. a millionaire who isn't revealing his identity, but is using the twitter, free cash. you have it find the cash. he is giving clues to where the cash is stashed. clues via his tweets. several envelopes were hidden at pier 3 9, lombard street, and the palace of fine arts. the anonymous donor claims he made a fortune of money flipping homes and want to give back to the community. it is not a charity. he said he i

this is inspired by giant robot magazines more information for you on instagram. >> one of san francisco'sar tourist attractions just reopened after being closed six months. and it wasn't just to the building but treasures inside. strike up the band. it's time to celebrate. it was a gift to san francisco and temperatures by socialite lilly hitchcock coit. the leaky roof has been replaced, walls he, repainted. there is a new gift shop and an elevator has been upgraded but a spectacular face lift was work to restore luster on two dozen murals on the walls >> we're able to diminish losses your eye just pulls it together. >> there are many times when the building was threatened. >> ruth has a special love for these. her father painted this one. there she is. a 91-year-old credits voters approving the measure two years ago. >> to treat it the way it should be, as a special sim bowl of the city. >> there you are. right here. >> yes. >> jane is depicted in this toural created by her father. the makeover about the total rehab. >> now, the building is o guides on duty the new works are on >> thanks

it -as posted on instagram and inconstantly heated up conversation saying it is inappropriate. he is friend with her older brother, jayden. >>> do you know how much you should tip the sky cap, your hairdresser or the waiter? michael finney will teach us everything we need to know about tipping. should good service equal more money? or do you tip because you feel like it is what you are supposed to do? >> now i think there is a sense of entitlement people have around expecting tips which has made the art of tipping seem more like a require meant -- requirement rather than a bonus. >> however you feel about stepping, if you are wonder whog to pay and how much, be sure to watch michael's story tomorrow night on abc7 news at 11:00. >>> a san ramon woman who is used to helping people with cancer is in unfamiliar territory tonight. she is now battling the disease herself. in fact, she may only have months to live. as ama dates explains, she only has one wish. >> god, it is stressful. >> spoken like a true bride. she is busy planning her wedding to her fiancee. unlike most brides, she

" and fueled by #whole30 which is burning up the internet with more than quarter million snaps on instagram. >> it is a short term nutritional reset to help people learn what foods affect them and how. >> reporter: the diet is the brain child of certified sports nutritionist, dallas and melissa hartwig. >> we have developed so many habits. we use food as comfort, love, reward, punishment, we have cravings, we feel like we are not in control of the foods that we eat. we have built rules into the whole 30 to help people break their cravings but also re-establish a healthy connection with the food that they're eating. >> reporter: in addition to cutting out grains like rice or wheat, there is of course, no processed sugar or alcohol. >> so a lot of the foods contain different types of protein structure that can be a problemen the human body. we are not adapted to eat a lot of the foods. >> reporter: one surprising no-no. the bathroom scale. >> so many people are so obsessed with that number on the scale. it sccan make or break your day. the scale will blind you to amazing progress you can make

this picture was posted on instagram by moe williams. luckily, no one was hurt. a security guard did trap that snake in a trash can and released it from the locker room. after the scare, though, the blazers lost game two 114-97. game three is on saturday in portland. christina, they don't tell us here, but one of the players said, you know what, he was pretty darned scared. >> yeah, just depends on what you're afraid of. myself, it's people. it's people that scare me, peggy. 63 degrees in oakland right now. 64 in san jose. 55 degrees in half moon bay. and a gorgeous, just absolutely spectacular day shaping up, especially in san francisco. but, hey, we're not too shabby here in the south bay. let me show you san jose at this hour. a mix of sun and clouds overhead. over the east bay, just a little haze, but nice, clear sky and then we'll take you into san francisco, where we have a few beautiful cumulus clouds. and that's about it. nice day on the bay. almost glassy out there. really no wind to get that chop up. as we head throughout the day today, these are your t

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discovered that students, like jisele alexander, liked to look at the travel photos he posted on instagramike, one day he might have pictures about africa, and then we'll have an assignment on africa and it all ties together and it makes it a lot more fun. >> reporter: he did the same with paris, iceland, genoa, and macchu picchu. >> i want them to go to those places some day. i want them to see how exciting that can be and how doable it is. i'm a teacher. i'm not rich by any means. i save up and i use my time in the summer to go to one of those places, and, you know, if i can do it, there's no reason they can't. >> reporter: so when the u.s. department of interior announced that 12 instagram users would be among the first to tour the newly refurbished washington monument, dumont applied and won. do all your students kind of feel like they won, too? >> i hope they do. i hope they see and they get ext and they hopefully come on their own. >> reporter: naturally, he brought his camera. which view is your favorite? >> the western view with the lincoln memorial. lincoln is my favorite presiden

one of the dancers wrote on instagram, "hi, i'm back, thank you, pharrell, and everyone who cared aboutfor now, they can be happy. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >>> when we come back, a vital military mission and just the right recruit for the job. >>> finally tonight, for all the advanced equipment and technologies needed to keep the planes flying in and out of a busy u.s. air force base, they found that enlisting something quite basic was the best way of dealing with the persistent and potentially dangerous problem. it, or shall we say she, has been on duty ever since. nbc's janet sham lee yan has the story for us from florida. >> reporter: as tranquil as the view is, this is the scene of a turf war. big jets are flying in and out, so are dozens of species of birds, drawn to an airstrip in the midst of a coastal wetland. >> they can come through a wind screen, go into an engine. >> reporter: macdill recorded 64 bird strikes just last year. and is battling the problem with a decidedly low tech weapon. sonic is a shelter dog, a 9-year-old border collie who has no leg, but is as

why publicize it on the instagram? >> why bring the black peoples to the game? >> how about your whole life, every day. you could do whatever you want. you could sleep with them, you could bring them in, you could do whatever you want. the little i ask you is not to promote it on-- and not to bring them to my games. >> stephen: black people can't attend his games. ( booing ) i couldn't have said that better myself. ( laughter ) folks, i am shocked that sterling would perpetuate the cruel stereotype that white people are genetically superior at basketball spectating. oh, let me guess, because our musculo-skeletal structure makes it easier for us to pump cheese. that is racist. and everyone has expressed outrage, folk. even the clippers' players made a statement. >> the clippers players, they say is a silent protest, dump, the warm-up uniforms on center court and wearing their jerseys inside out concealing the clippers' logo. >> stephen: they concealed the beloved logo of the clippers which we all know is... ( laughter ) i want to say a guy getting a haircut or--

a model posted this pic on instagram calling attention to the plight of schoolgirls kidnapped in nigeriawell. the cover model has been slammed on-line for her poor taste. commented one person on her instagram, holding this hash tag in front of your boobs like it is a miss america badge. this is not about you. didn't mead to use all of the periods. the next day she posted this picture dash cash this follow-up picture with the rhyme, a tiger doesn't lose sleep over the opinion of a sheep. that's deep. to use my favorite word, is this problematic given that these girls could be sold in sex slavery. >> the optics are terrible a and it reflects poorly in her. the hashtivism is point less. in a weird way i respect her a little more in the sense that she has no real military power. the one bough ma administration -- obama add strags has power to do something and they are doing what she is. i have a little more respect because this is all she can do. >> my understanding is before she posted this picture you didn't care about the girls and now you want to bring them home. so this worked. >> i am

it -as posted on instagram and inconstantly heated up conversation saying it is inappropriate. he is friend with her older brother, jayden. >>> do you know how much you should tip the sky cap, your hairdresser or the waiter? michael finney will teach us everything we need to know about tipping. should good service equal more money? or do you tip because you feel like it is what you are supposed to do? >> now i think there is a sense of entitlement people have around expecting tips which has made the art of tipping seem more like a require meant -- requirement rather than a bonus. >> however you feel about stepping, if you are wonder whog to pay and how much, be sure to watch michael's story tomorrow night on abc7 news at 11:00. >>> a san ramon woman who is used to helping people with cancer is in unfamiliar territory tonight. she is now battling the disease herself. in fact, she may only have months to live. as ama dates explains, she only has one wish. >> god, it is stressful. >> spoken like a true bride. she is busy planning her wedding to her fiancee. unlike most brides, she