we begin with former hewlett packer ceo carly fiorina. she announce herd presidential campaign on 4th. >> good evening everyone and welcome to our conversation with the candidates series. our guest this evening is former hewlett packers ceo republican carli carly fiorina. i'll ask the candidate questions and then we'll bring the studio audience to ask questions. but let get a quick look at the candidate osbyography. >> carly fiorina was borne in austin texas in 1954. she grad ited from stars in 19:76 got her mbn in marketing from the university of maryland and a master of science degree in management from m.i.t. fiorina worked for at&t at an entry level sales position. 15 years later she led at&t spin

>> i can't write for the green bay packers.and they came to the producers and were like, if you put us in the sequel, we will rehearse, we'll sing, we're athletes, we're going to do this. we're going to take it seriously. and -- and so the producers would come to me and they're like, i'm pretty sure the green bay packers are gonna be in the movie. and i would be at these script meetings i would be like, "guys, what are we doing? like, really? i think we should, like, just keep it with the bellas and the trebles and everything." and so then, when they were finally, definitely gonna do it, it was kind of fun to write. the bit. they're so funny in the movie. they're just -- >> seth: yeah, we have a -- but you made it clear, you took a photo of them at the after party -- >> this is a the after party of the premiere. >> seth: and you made it clear how you feel about the packers. you gave them a big thumbs down there. >> i should also say that, at the premiere -- so, i saw them 'cause i wasn't on set when they shot it. and when i saw

racking up more than 500 million dollars, will packer is on b.e.'s list of one of the most bankable producers in hollywood. we see why. >> in hollywood will be no rules. by that i mean not one specific path you have to take in order to become successful in hollywood. every week that i open a film up up against film two, three, four times as big as mine. bigger commercials, marketing, obviously bigger stars, but somehow i've managed to be the number one film at the box office, it's tremendous. sometimes i sit back and have to really go, wow. that's huge. >> it's not only huge, record breaking. scored seven films opening number one for featuring african-american characters he feel tell a universal story that touches a far wider audience. >> i tell you, i am very, very proud to be an african-american moviemaker, however, i don't make films with the intent to label them a black film or any other label. because that would limit me. that would limit my potential, limit the potential of the context i'm working so hard to create. so i take a point of pride

. >>> green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers appeared on america's favorite game show yesterday. the super bowl champion was a contestant on "celebrity jeopardy" to raise money for his charity, midwest athletes against childhood cancer. the only athlete to compete this week. he was able to score both daily doubles, win the show and earn $50,000. way to go. all right, dara back to you. >> thanks so much, betty. >>> just ahead, the deadly amtrak train derailment in philadelphia. as the sun comes up, are investigators any closer to finding out what happened? >>> sandra lee's breast cancer revelation. the tv chef's drastic move to beat it.

he rushes the packer through the process so he can take off with his buddies. it's a decision he is about to regret. >> orlando and myself were the only ones wearing a camera. it's guy good thing to have a video so you can tape your friends, and they can tape you, and then you can see what you did wrong and fix any problem that you have. he twists out of control, strike the side of the plane. orlando's own helmet cam the lives of everyone inside the plane are at risk. >> early deployment is very dangerous. a lot of things can happen. by the force orlando is drug out of the plane. he can hit the door. and the pressure is so great that you can actually feel the plane bouncing up and down like some type of earthquake. the airplane can go into a dead spin, and nobody will be able to get out. there's nothing nobody can do to save you. >> his thoughts and his video remain with his friend who is still dangling from the back of the plane. >> i'm flying down. i can see the plane just getting further and further, and i see orlando just hitting the plane, and the only thi

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i thank our panelists, mike yard, rachel feinstein and will packer.p track of everything we're going online and wish me luck because me and the staff are going to kick the "daily show"'s ass in a football game! i'm coming for you jon! (cheers and applause) from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) >> jon: hey, america welcome to the dalery jon my guest multitalented mr. john legend is being to be joining us on the show. first last week breat grit an held parliamentary elections it turns out this lady this lady is just corgy-- corgi sitting for britain. i'm sure her pay is commensurate with the task. anyway on thursday british voters chosed next prime minister conservative current prime minister david cameron an oxford educated 48-year-old and miliband an oxford educated 45-year-old, because he can't make up those three years. being a in addition election the uk media was pulling out the stops they had the creepy tussaud hologram a vir

they knew line for line -- the green bay packers. they knew line for line. >> they ended up in the second film because they showed interest. they loved the first one, is there anything we can do for the second one and of course you can. they showed up and were so excited to be there. they knew the can character us from the first film. >> tell us about the production in d.c. >> it's a brand new musical from scratch not based on a film or book or anything which is exciting. it's dr. the director who directed "rent." a really wonderful composing team, justin paul, contemporary musical voice of this generation sort of. it's a musical about this kid who i play who's a senior in high school and much like bending ji and he is sort -- benji and he is an outcast, misunderstood, deals with intense social anxiety, doesn't have much of a family, has a single mother who works a lot. i don't want to give away too much but essentially it's about him getting caught in this mistaken identity through sort of a few -- a chain of lies. he ends up being

i thank our panelists, mike yard, rachel feinstein and will packer.luck because me and the staff are going to kick the "daily show"'s ass in a football game! i'm coming for you jon! (cheers and applause) it's 11:59 and 59 seconds, this happened on youtube today. yesterday was mother's day. my mom came over she made some italian food, the italian lady and forced me to watch sports with her but it was her day, i let her do it, if you forgot to call call your mom don't worry the barack obama was on it. the president took the time to call a group of hardworking mommies the weird part about it is it he turned on his sexiest voice and adopted some come hither body language before he hopped on the white house party line. which means you know he has seen some action over the years.

i thank our panelists, mike yard, rachel feinstein and will packer.ebook to keep track of everything we're going online and wish me luck because me and the staff are going to kick the "daily show"'s ass in a football game! i'm coming for you jon! (cheers and applause) - ♪ she'll be... ♪ ♪ comin' around that mountain ♪ ♪ she'll be comin' around that mountain ♪ ♪ talkin' 'bout mountains, y'all ♪ ♪ she'll be comin' so hard ♪ ♪ around that mountain ♪ ♪ when she... ♪ what do you think she does? comes. - ooh. - [chuckles] - thank you. thank you so [bleep] much. i put my name in for seven songs, so i'll be back up here again. - uh, yes. - wow. - instant classic. - wow. - that was really scary. - yeah, yeah. - i was very scared there for a minute. - honestly you're like a crazy person. - okay, i'm not crazy. it's just been a crazy week, anders. okay? - okay. - brent hoffman died. - who's brent hoffman? - he was my favorite cat. - you--you had to put him down, huh? - uh, no, no. he was eaten by two of my other cats. really hard to watch. [jockbox by the skinny

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hall of fame, long overdue for all us packer fans and sharldz. bret, thank you. >> thank you greta. >> now to the news in wisconsin. they are bracing for press after the district attorney announcing no charges will be filed against white police officer shot by racial young man. here is how the case started. >> we are here to demand the arrest arrest of the killer cop. [shouting] >> black lives matter. white lives matter. >> protests and outrage in madison, wisconsin following the night police officer matt kenny shot and killed 19-year-old tony robinson. >> we had a 19-year-old african-american man slain last night. >> my son has never been a violent person. never. and to die in such a violent, violent way is -- it bastles me. >> the story begins on march 25th 2013. he had assaulted two people and running through traffic. officer kenny arrived on scene and investigators allege he was attacked by robinson. kenny opened fire leaving robinsonson dead. >> i want to be very transparent. he was unarmed. [chanting] >> my hands are stained with the blood

. >> i'm a fan when the giants aren't playings packers. >> i know it. >> what did you positionthink ofreport? >> it's very interesting. people are calling tom brady a cheater, but the fact of the matter is when you do something like decrease the air of the ball by one pound from 13 to 12 pounds and you beat a team by 38 points, i don't care if you're playing with a bowling ball, you'll win the game. and the interesting part about it is, greta, that it may make it a little bit easier for tom brady to fwripgrip the ball when it's cold or wet, and it might make it easier for his receivers to catch the ball but there is not a swaying of how easy it is just for the patriots. because it's just as easy for the defensive team the colts, to intercept the ball. so i don't think there is a great advantage that tom brady got by doing that but at the same time i put a lot of the fault on the nfl officials who are supposed to inspect the ball okay them, and then put them into league play. so i don't put this all on tom brady and at the end of the day, he's an nfl super bowl champion and he deserves

>> jimmy: that makes no sense. [ laughter ] >> of course the green bay packers tweeted at me. your mom. they sing most of the finale. they know all the choreography, like everything. the offensive line of the green bay packers. >> jimmy: they have a very funny scene in the movie. >> yes. so they loved it so much i was like you guys want to be in the movie? >> jimmy: my mother would definitely have tweeted something to you if she knew that was all it took. >> she could have come and been in the movie, i love it. >> jimmy: congratulations for giving her life meaning. we're thinking of sending her to a -- >> a cappella boot camp? >> jimmy: yes. if you can recommend anything. she'd love being the oldest one in it. did you enjoy directing the movie? you're in the movie as well. is it more fun to be in charge or less? >> it's pretty fun to be the boss. i mean, it's a totally new, different challenge. and i loved working with the crew. i mean, it's a giant collaboration. the movie is about teamwork. so it was really fun to have that in spades in my cast and crew. >> jimmy: is the mov

going to sit down with a writer, george packer, or one of our friends, and he's going to have an interviewomeone is going to dig in to what he really thinks. on the basis of what we now know, if he is in a position to posture, on the basis of what he said yesterday and the questions he answered in the reporters' scrum, i think he's in a bad position. it's untenable to be in the position of defending the iraq war as a good thing. mark: i go back to the competence of the candidate, his skill. people are not saying man, he had a bad week. they're raising fundamentalal questions, is he up to it? that is surprising to me that he's got very little reservoir of people saying well, bad week, tough issue. they're saying this tells you fundamental things about jeb bush's ability to win. he's lucky he's banked hundreds of millions of dollars already. john: this has been building for a while. what the republicans have been seeing is lots of money, not much support in iowa. you go around to the places and you don't find people who are deeply enthusiastic for him. no part of the party is clamoring for j

. >> jimmy: the green bay packers -- >> the green bay packers. >> jimmy: -- are in the movie. >> in theous. i mean you expect football players to be, but it was terrifying being next to them. >> jimmy: well, especially compared to you. i mean you're so tiny. >> it was terrifying. even more terrifying is that at the drop of the hat they can do the entire finale from "pitch perfect 1." >> jimmy: no way. [ laughter ] >> they can do it all the way through, word for word. get one beer in those guys and they're like, do you want to see it? here we go. >> jimmy: here we go. [ laughter ] and they contacted you guys, right? >> yeah, they kept talking about the movie so much that eventually the producers were like, do you want to be in the movie? >> jimmy: oh man, it is fun. the movie's going to crush. everybody's great in it. you are fantastic in it. we have a clip here, anna kendrick in "pitch perfect 2." >> going in a booby trap. it's terrifying. >> enough about the world. i am out of here. >> oh, okay you're just going to leave now? >> we all have to eventually, chloe. it might as well be now

former hulett packer ceo announced she is running for president. is now the only woman running in the pack of gop candidates for the white house in 2016. >> i started out as a secretary and eventually i became the chief executive of the largest technology company in the world, and i know with great certainty that that story is only possible in america. >> she vince hillary clinton as the only other woman in the race for president so far. she wasn't the only gop candidate to throw her hat in the ridge today. here is another. >> to revive this country. someone who believes in our constitution and is willing to put it on the top shelf. this is his first time running for political office. >>> chris christie pleaded not guilty to federal charges today. they are accused of being involved from politically motivated lane closures at the george washington bridge in 2013. it created a traffic nightmare in a city whose mayor did the not endorse christie for re-election. their next court date is set for july the 7th. >>> san francisco cracking down on people w

drop out of college, which is making scott walker's most redeeming quality up there the fact he's a packer fan. >> well i don't think he's saying that a college degree is useless, he's just saying there may be some things that trump it. >> i think some people are cut out for college, some people aren't. then there are people like me who went but shouldn't have. but i'm here anyway. >> is it worth it in the end? >> i would rather have someone dropping out, earning money for their family than piling up $100,000 degree for some philosophy study. we have such a disconnect now. >> so often it's about the marketplace. thank you, great discussion. coming up memorial day travelers expecting to spend over 12 billion bucks on their ♪ when we were young we wanted to change the world. so we did. we took a generation that was built on hope... and turned it into a generation that changed lives. and this life that we've built? we're not done building it... security 1 lending is committed to providing valuable information to help you make financial decisions about funding your future. home equity conversi

fiorina is a former hewlett packer executive. both plan to use their outsider status to set themselves apart in what's becoming a very crowded gop field. >> if you believe it's time for citizens to stand up and say enough then join us. >> i'm not a politician. i don't want to be a politician. >> one drawback from not being a career politician, all that money from the spaupercks. three senators are pulling in millions of dollars and they're already running for the nomination. several former governors also expected to join the race. >>> there are five new intersections in dc you'll want to watch your speed. five speed cameras, and some of them are tougher to spot than others like this one on wisconsin avenue. the new cameras are hooked on to light poles making them a little less obvious. you're going to want to pay attention at maryland avenue northeast reservoir road northwest 18th street northeast and pennsylvania avenue southeast. for now you'll just get a warning, but in 30 days you'll get the real big money deal. some of these

he went on to coach the packers for seven years including a super bowl win and the seahawks for ten seasons. >> my memory is faulty was that montana or young? >> montana. >> good deal. cases. 4:45. a coolish weekend and yesterday was windy. >> and this morning it was windy. >> thank you is the big story through wednesday. the winds knock out the temperatures below average in all of our neighborhoods. they will take away any threat of fog although we have the main layer of clouds. our visibility is eight in petaluma and six in half moon bay and a little drizzle along the coast and otherwise the commute shut be dry the as we head into the afternoon our average high is 73 or 74 in san jose, and only 70 today. morgan hill and los gatos is the warm spot at 72 and everyone el in the upper 60s. when you get to mountain you have, los altos and the south by we have more upper 60s. mid-50s along the coast, and look at how stubborn the clouds are going to be, even toward the bay side of san francisco where we will see the sunshine in the afternoon. it will take a while. temperatures are in the upper 5

from the green bay packers here's... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek!lause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome to you and to these celebrities who are here today representing three different and very competitive arenas. this should make for a lively contest today. good luck. here we go into the jeopardy! round. and here are your categories gentlemen. each correct response. aaron, you start. i will take number 12, for $200, alex.

it's led by promotion by packer and in bridges of hiv and does a lot of training and support and we have arches applied research and community health which holds all the data and surveillance. all the people served by the network are also recipients of the work that our colleagues there do around sexual health and to support and work with the measures around work and technical assistance facilitating around the work on std and hiv prevention and screening. we are working with all health systems to optimize care for the individual. i wanted to briefly show you. i was asked to show you the budgets. san francisco is one of seven directly cities for disease prevention in the united states. our std grant from cdc is in red. it's been declining over time. we have a new grant cycle started in 2014 and we are told there will be a 25% decrease. this is due to different funding formulas that cdc has brought into play. what you can appreciate and we are very happy and supportive of is the department with reference to std general fund and hiv dollars that comes to us for a lot of the work that we do

packer cane was superb notching a goal an assist.lack hawks hold onto complete the sweep and end minnesota's season. that means chicago advances. the fifth time in seven years. they'll await to face the winner of the anaheim calgary. let's go to bill karins. severe weather expected in the nation's midsection? more of this. >> probably just as bad if not worse than what we've experienced. we've had 61 tornado in the last two days. i have to show you this video. this was from two nights ago. a gentleman was in his storm shelter and peeked out and thought it was a great idea to film out. this is as a tornado rolls right over his house and his neighbor's house. pretty crazy stuff. i would have ducked in a long time ago. i guess we're glad to see the video and he's safe. let's talk about that. there's more of the scene we're going to see. we have this area of red. it does not include oklahoma city. it includes around the wichita falls area. that's the best chance of tornadoes and even a few strong tornadoes in that area. mid to late after

they are removing it from the grower packer's boxes and they are putting it in their red tubs. >> reporter: he has seen others do this and say. >> and they bring it back to the farmer's market as if they grew it themselves. >> reporter: county ag departments inspect farmer's markets twice a year. >> if they are selling it as organic, this is how we check to make sure they are registered or certified as organic. >> reporter: if the produce looks too good to be true, it can spark scrutiny. a visit to the farm shows the real crop short and fat. the farmer got fined. but investigations are expensive. >> we can never get our full cost recovery. >> reporter: a new state law changes that increasing the fees markets pay. and that will reimburse ag departments for the investigations. >> it will allow us to remove the bad players. >> reporter: back on clements street, joe and athena are headed home. >> i like to promote small scale farming. >> reporter: elizabeth cook, kpix5. >>> also in the law of vendors who sell other items in the market now have to sell their wares away from the farm stands. the

drop out of college, which is making scott walker's most redeeming quality up there the fact he's a packersaying there may be some things that trump it. >> i think some people are cut out for college, some people aren't. then there are people like me who went but shouldn't have. but i'm here anyway. >> is it worth it in the end? >> i would rather have someone dropping out, earning money for their family than piling up $100,000 degree for some philosophy study. we have such a disconnect now. >> so often it's about the marketplace. thank you, great discussion. coming up memorial day travelers expecting to spend over 12 billion bucks on their if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? well, there is biotene specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants... biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. progressive insurance here and i'm a box who thrives on the unexpected. ha-ha! shall we

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drop out of college, which is making scott walker's most redeeming quality up there the fact he's a packerdon't think he's saying that a college degree is useless, he's just saying there may be some things that trump it. >> i think some people are cut out for college, some people aren't. then there are people like me who went but shouldn't have. but i'm here anyway. >> is it worth it in the end? >> i would rather have someone dropping out, earning money for their family than piling up $100,000 degree for some philosophy study. we have such a disconnect now. >> so often it's about the marketplace. thank you, great discussion. coming up memorial day travelers expecting to spend over 12 billion bucks on their travel plans. we've got the stocks to help pay for your trip. ...and the wolf was huffing and puffing... kind of like you sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said.. doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort does

>> from farmers, growers, packers. the food bank at any one time, we will have ten or 12 different kinds of fresh produce that go out to the pantriepantr really does feel like a farmer's market. it's all beautiful, healthy and just what people need because produce is very expensive in the stores. >> raul, when you see the kids who are getting this improved food, improved nutrition, how much of a difference are you seeing in them, in their studies? and attitudes? >> it makes a huge difference. normally, i'm assuming but i'm not sure, before the pantry came, i'm not sure whether the children even were able to get any type of fruits or vegetables. for example, this morning, we had nice broccoli, we had some pears, we had apples, oranges, we had chicken. you have fruits and vegetables, potatoes, yams. who knows if they would be able to get that. but we do see a difference. we see children that are coming to school and they are ready to study and to learn. >> paul, you have seen this for years that kids, when they get good

the agency's get transcripts service that allows you to download several years of your tax return packersu can come address the security numbers and use that to claim the tax respond a 15,000 people. >>darya: changes in store for cleveland police were activists say the changes might not be enough to a request to launch an online store where she selling? >>darya: 1100 people have died because of the heat their in india over the past few days hovering around zero hundred and 10 degrees fahrenheit in rendering the evening to the temperatures are still in the mid '80s that is france's carat temperature ever recorded on monday it was a hundred and 17. >>james: we don't have any humidity in for we have nice condition set up half-court is what to feel a lot more comfortable beginning today is one of a lot more like summer as we headed to thursday and friday but today for one of begin's it will be a slight warm a bowl of warm of nonetheless. mild river to is all around the bay right around 55 to 58 degree range we will see in general across the city east from san francisco and santa rosa to oakla

green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers, he faced off against astronaut mark kelly.rk tank" investor kevin o'leary, another smart cookie. now, the reigning nfl mvp came out on top, won 50 grand for his charity of choice, the midwest athletes against childhood cancer. >> rodgers attended the prestigious u.c. berkeley, but he left his junior year for the nfl. but i guess if his football career didn't work out, he had a lot of other options. >> just something to fall back on. >>> and finally we have a bizarre scene at a fish market along oregon's coast. it was all captured by surveillance cameras. >> you see a couple of people on the dock looking at a seal when it jumps out of the water, starts making its way around. well, then it goes inside where the couple went, and they went running behind the counter. >> yeah, and some tentative moments and moves inside. the seal makes a move for a bag that had fallen on the floor. it only contained fruit, so it wasn't that interested. heads back outside into the water and said, give me a call when you find some fish. >> all right.

we begin with former hewlett packer ceo carly fiorina. she announce herd presidential campaign on 4th. >> good evening everyone and welcome to our conversation with the candidates series. our guest this evening is former hewlett packers ceo republican carli carly fiorina. i'll ask the candidate questions and then we'll bring the studio audience to ask questions. but let get a quick look at the candidate osbyography. >> carly fiorina was borne in austin texas in 1954. she grad ited from stars in 19:76 got her mbn in marketing from the university of maryland and a master of science degree in management from m.i.t. fiorina worked for at&t at an entry level sales position. 15 years later she led at&t spin out of technologies and in 1999 she was recruited to hewlett park erred. -- packard. ... >> what i bring to the table is not a lifetime in politics but an understanding of how the economy works and how the world works and the leaders on the world stage today because i no many of them understanding the bureaucracies how you change them the te

packer and jackson anywhere along broad street you'll see the runners run it by.opular lace. they love -- popular race, i spoke to the blue cross ceo and how much it's it's become a tradition. >> we're happy that people are so happy to be out here for their health and what the city has done, the police, how they prepared for the day. you have 40,000 people running in a straight line down broad street for ten miles it's quite a bit of work. >> reporter: the race will get underway in 30 minutes. some people are milling around, some people are taking a looked like off while they can before that ten miles. others are jogging up and down getting a good stretch in doing all this stuff to getting ready for the race that's going to start very, very soon, have fun to all the runners and 6abc will be covering it. back to you. >> the broad street run will generate almost $7 million for the city of philadelphia. most of the money will go to bookings for the hotel rooms. the city will get another boost when pope francis comes to town in september. >>> adam joseph will be runni

i remember back in 1991 i was playing for the green bay packers and i remember the locker room shut downthey had the press conference with magic johnson when he had hiv. we all thought he was going to die in the next two, three months. here is it 25 years later and there's so much that we know that we have come to understand. we appreciate your being here and helping us understand a little more and the great work you're doing. once again the siloam golf classic is monday at the atlanta country club in haverton. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >>> we will continue to see our temperatures climbing. a little bit warmer today. our temperatures will reach a high of 90 degrees. we're going to see afternoon thunderstorms and it kbould our first 90 degrees of the season. we have been flirting with 90s over the past couple of days. 89 is the warmest we have gotten. a live look right now at cape may. 72 degrees. plenty of sunshine. our humidity is up to 61%. feels like temperature at 83. wind speed at 7 miles an hour. right now conditions at 81 in redding for philade

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, green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers surprised everyone -- [ cheers ] did you see this?tronaut mark kelly and "shark tank" investor kevin o'leary. aaron rodgers totally won. it was great. i actually watched the episode. it might just be me, i think the odds might have been stacked in rodgers's favor. look at these categories. >> good luck. here we go into the jeopardy round. and here are your categories, gentlemen. football statistics. playing football. the nfl in general. quarterback stuff. and finally, aaron rodgers's favorite colors. aaron, you start. [ applause ] >> jimmy: this is interesting, here. buzzfeed and "the new york times" announced that they are going to start posting stories and articles directly to facebook. that makes sense. in fact, people are so used to getting their news from facebook that they've actually started a daily newspaper. we actually got a copy. let's take a look at some of today's headlines. here we go. ♪ facebook headlines [ applause ] >> jimmy: the top story is -- "woman who whined that she's not ready for bathing suit season flips out

he went 0 to coach the packer wins a something and then the seahawks for 10 years. >>> yesterday, i was and bam upright add come of them. it was crazy. >> be careful. again today. and tomorrow. and wednesday. we will see a tapering on tuesday. this time of the year with the brings kicking up...now, ten miles visibility unlimited except for half moon bay. the cloud deck is only to 2,000' and we are at 2,600' looking the mass of coolness. slow sunshine, a cool breeze again, cooler uniteds and a few less clouds the next couple of days because of the dry air that is coming in as the cold front works its way through. late week showers are most likely northeast of us. now the cloud cover and how extensive it is waiting forto tell us how long the flight arrival delays are. it will take physical at -- until at least noon to clear out come completely the bay and north bay holding on from noon to 1:00 o'clock you can see it is clearing there and also, along the north bay coast but it look like the clouds are disturb around -- stubborn. from 66 in milpitas and san jose 70 and los gatos to morgan h

competition, a colossal has thank no american team has ever won but look for members of the green by packers make a cameo. >> what an inspiration to girls all over the country too ugly to be cheerleaders. >> that is what is new at the box office, i'm matt o'donnell for channel six "action news". >>> welcome back. 6:55 saturday morning. time for travel forecast. we will start now with satellite six with action radar. if you are traveling across heart land of the nation, once again, you are under the gun. pretty nasty severe out break will develop from bismarck down to dallas. we even have snow flying in the rockies and places like monday tan idaho western portions of wyoming. a lot of weather going on across the lower 48. here's the biggest threat for severe weather right now. it will be nebraska, right down to dallas, we can see wind from 50 to 70 miles per hour work that cluster of thunderstorms that develop later this afternoon. also also be on the look out for large hail, traveling in this neck of the woods. the as we have seen over last couple of weeks we will run risk of tornadoes. good

most important, deflect deflect like one of those monster packers defensive linemen batting down one don't actually answer any of their questions. keep calling audibles and try to confuse them. hope this helps. if you need more advice just holler. oh, and maybe you could contribute to the clinton foundation, bill and hill. ouch. >> it isn't hard to see the analogy here. we are talking about, i hate the word it's coarse and cheap but cheat, cheating then lying about it. we are familiar with that from the clintons. >> you think the clintons are lying? what are they lying about? >> i'm going back to the former president's tenure. we don't know about lying yet about other things. the idea is that narrative is sort of in place. it's hard to undo it once it's there. >> another person wrote something like, brady and belichick are like the clintons. people try to get them, people believe they are not playing by the rules, they would argue oh, they are playing technically by the rules but shading them a little bit and creating their own sets of rules. what do they always have in common? they

networks along with the son of legendary producer that produced the original "roots" and is will packeretelling of the "roots" story for a new generation of americans. >> amazing in 1977 premiered. nine emmys, golden globe. 100 million watched the finale. we look at mostly african-american cast, we know for there to be 100 million watching, that was people from all walks of life, all races tuning in. >> without question. "roots" was a national event and shifted our nation's consciousness about slavery and idea of slavery. before it it was rarely discussed. it helped america rise to the super power it is today. "roots" educated black and white america about the cost of slavery, price of slavery in terms of human loss. >> why do you believe it's the right time now? >> well you have only to look around. you know, to see the stories from michael brown in baltimore -- this is a good time for america to reengage in that conversation about how we got to where we are now. what are literally -- what are the roots of these really engrained social institutional examples of discrimination and preju

watching new york giants playing green bay packers you're not affected. it is definitely a scar on the sport but i don't think on the broad picture this is a blip on the screen, all it is. >> blip on the screen. cheating scandal star player stays home for practically the first half season? >> it's a blip. economically a blip on the screen. gerri: richard so good to see you. >> thank you gerri. gerri: we want to know what you think. here is our question tonight, was tom brady's punishment too harsh, too lenient just right. log on to gerriwillis.com. i will share the results at the end of tonight's show. a look at the best and worst airlines for summer travel. more accusations of abuse of power when it comes to the clinton foundation. the former head of sharety navigator speaks out. you will want to hear this. coming up after the break. tweet me @gerriwillisfbn. go to our website, "quills" gerriwillis.com. we'll be right back. you do all this research on the perfect car. gas mileage , horse power... torque ratios. three spreadsheets later you finally bring