. >> that's paige >> jimmy: who's that? >> paige teaches me yoga.ccess to cosmic forces. >> jimmy: here she is again. it seems like you're around town together. >> this is one of the greatest threesomes i've ever taken part in. [ applause ] >> it's coming. it's coming -- ooh! >> jimmy: i heard paige is here with us tonight. is that true. >> paige is in the back now with one of your producers whose name is ken who i love. >> jimmy: ken is a great guy. why does your yoga instructor travel with you. >> it's not far i only live down the road. if i was in peru, i wouldn't take her. i'm going to jimmy kimmel. that would be great. >> jimmy: you guys are friends and you hang around together. >> it's hollywood-like with a candle lit room. i like her, she's a nice person. it's like spiritual person. sometimes, they're a priest. times, they're a yoga teacher. sometimes, it's a chap that always seems to get to the heart. it's good to hang around those people, sometimes, you're thinking about materialistic things that can never make you happy. >> jimmy: you brou

paige are the two girls, they always tended to attract an entourage.oing to continue. that's the way they are. they are very energetic, bubbly, and they are very outgoing. they just really do -- people love them. >> i think it's safe to say there will be an entourage. good to see both of you. thank you. >> thank you. >>> overriding the governor's fracking. it wasn't a red or blue decision. this was all about red and green, next. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement available only with liberty mutual auto insurance, if your car's totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. to learn more, visit us today. responsibility. what's your policy? [ music plays, record skips ] hi, i'm new ensure clear. clear, huh? my nutritional standards are high. i'm not juice or fancy water, i'm different. i've got nine grams of protein. twist my lid. that's three times more than me! twenty-one vitamins and minerals and zero fat! hmmm. you'll bring a lot to the party. [ all ] yay! [ female announcer ] new ensure clear. nine

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paige and aimee, the two girls, they always tended to attract an entourage.hink that's going to continue. that's the way they are. they are very energetic, bubbly, and they are very outgoing. they just really do -- people love them. >> i think it's safe to say there will be an entourage. good to see both of you. thank you. >> thank you. >>> overriding the governor's fracking. it wasn't a red or blue decision. this was all about red and green, next. [ male announcer ] for making cupcakes and deposits at the same time. for paying your friend back for lunch...from your tablet. for 26 paydays triggered with a single tap. for checking your line, then checking your portfolio. for making atms and branches appear out of thin air. simple to use websites, tools, and apps. for making your financial life a little bit easier. delivering mail, medicine and packages. yet the house is considering a bill to close thousands of offices, slash service and layoff over 100,000 workers. the postal service is recording financial losses, but not for reasons you might think. the probl

paige group.rried, but not to each other. i want to start with the numbers. the battle ground states. you use the same 12 as we do. >> they must be right. >> there other national polls out there. >> you guys are doing the same dozen. another outlet that is doing it. in what you found you have obama narrowly had 47-45, you tested the theory that we had that came out of our polling to see how effective is the advertising between the two candidates. swing state voters, 82%. non-swing state is 62%. there is a lot of advertising going on. the same percentage of people have been contacted by the campaign. 35% in swing states. participating in the campaign, more people say they are participating and dan in the swing states. you look at the numbers, it's clear that more people that you see the obama negative ads, more people feel like they have seen them. you are seeing that you have seen the highest number here has seen a negative romney ad. >> and they have worked. just 8% say that the ads change their

all things political with susan paige and dan lothian. and weather gone wild. we'll talk to two governors whose states have been hit hard. >> and finally, colorado on fire with their governor. i'm candy crowley. and this is state of the union. twice a week for the white house, a major victory in the supreme court followed by history of a different sort on the house floor. the president used the trappings of the white house in this case the formality of the east room to suggest in picture and in word that the supreme court ruling settled the controversy over his health care law. >> today's decision was a victory for people all over this country. >> as the president tried to close the book on the health care debate, his republican rival was writing the next chapter. >> obama care was bad policy yesterday. it's bad policy today. >> well, trying to ring the politics out of health care, the administration was equally determined to underscore the politics of capitol hill's investigation into a botched federal gun running sting. >> the resolution is agreed to. >> the

(paige) light the lights. light the lights. light them with paige. (cooper) okay. there it is.es) (tommy) hey. hey. how did it go? what happened? we got six more months. (nora) oh! ♪ if i could only have you near ♪ ♪ to breathe a sigh or two ♪ i would be happy ♪ just to hold the hands i love ♪ ♪ on this winter's night with you ♪ ♪ oh ♪ and to be once again with you ♪ ♪ do do do do >> ama: a double smooth the east bay sends a little girl to the hospital. i'm ama daetz. alan wang has the night off. >>> an eight-year-old girl is injured after she was shot. sergio quintana has the details. >> reporter: the little girl was rushed to john muir medical center with a gunshot wound the leg. he mother did not want to show her face on camera because she is worried for her family's safety and says she doesn't know exactly what happened because she home at the wasn't home at . >> how did you fine out? >> they called me on the phone and said she had been shot. i thought they were playing a prank on me. >> reporter: investigate 'ers say they don't have a whole lot of information to go on. the

let me bring in susan paige. what do you think is going here to have eric a few minutes ago saying i side with the president on this and so does mitt romney? >> it shows the difficult we have because it was once the signature achievement. now he doesn't want to talk about it. the presidential race. we will have a situation where neither is going to want to talk about health care for different reasons. we find a majority of americans in the gallup poll we took say they think they want all or part of the law repealed that. makes it tough for president obama to talk about. for governor romney because the law has similarities to the federal law, it's tough for him too. we will have a policy of avoidance on both sides. >> i'm wondering beyond the congressional races, we are seeing this is being brought up as an issue. bob kerry in nebraska and hidy is someone for whom this could make a difference. republican governors as well. bob mcdonald, nicky haley and bobby jindal saying they will keep fighting by not implementin

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. >> how about thoughts on google with paige not on the call. >> you have to give them the benefit of the 1. >> i think the core business grew 25% and the volume of clicks unpaid search ads was up 42% year-over-year. that's an impressive performance accelerating over last quarter. you mentioned the raise. pricing did decline 16% but essentially pricing was up 1%, better than we expected. >> is there no more about expenses? people also said that costs rose 47%. you look at the beat and it is somewhat distracting but is cost still an issue here? >> cost is definitely an issue. google has a lot of irons in the fire not the least of which is motorola and also it is a technology powerhouse. they're adapting to fast changing trends and mobile at the top of the list. they continue to spend a lot of money, hire people, but i would point out year-over-year margins actually flattened for the first time in quite a few quarters, so they're showing progress there in operating leverage. >> colin, let's get to motorola. the employee count exploded to 50,000, adding 20,000 employees. is this going to

go, paige and go, san francisco. in the seven-day forecast, you can see the number will stay8i t as we head through the next couple of days and a little bit of cooling by this upcoming weekend. cheering is good. i can see you on the side line. >> i'm also here when you're doing the weather. >> be right back. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every day we are doing our best, to make sure they are at their best. before they move us, we move them. proud to fly team usa for over 30 years. united. >>> opening statements begin tornl in a smartphone face-off between apple and sam sung. today the jury was selected for the san jose courtroom. apple is suing samsung accusing the company of off its popular ipad and iphone. samsung downered said apple is the one ripping them off since it didn't jump into business until 2007. apple is demanding $2.5 billion in damages and an injunction barring samsung from selling its galaxy tablet. >>> a big part of san francisco got busier and traffic won't let up for five years. today crews shut down sto

clarence paige at the "chicago tribune," liz sidoti from the associated press, and mike viqueira, mythe kerry states plus new mexico. that's where he believes is his baseline and he says, look at that. and you see, if that's correct, and they're holding wisconsin and pennsylvania and michigan and we're not saying those are sure shots, but, boy, if that really is his starting point, it is a tougher road than -- for romney to get there. >> oh, absolutely, it's a tougher road for romney. but it's not all cakewalks in some of these states. look at each of them individually. virginia, north carolina, he's not going to have, necessarily, the huge numbers of minorities and young voters that he had the last time. we know, we've seen in the polling, they're not with him as strongly this time as they were before. so they've got a real challenge on their hands there. florida, ohio. the economic issue -- well, and nevada. the economic issues in those states are incredibly difficult. but, you know, he's got some assets. the hispanic issue is a real issue and a real asset for the democrats. and no

susan paige's story about ann romney is good.one needs to read it. >> it's the newspaper i get at the hotel. >> bipartisan lives. we are going to launch one vote 2012 campaign talking about global poverty and why american investment is important. >> stop living in south caroline a. >> my shameless plug is for phil ruetkers. a wonderful read about the romney olympics and what the romney family does in the whole fourth of july. i'm sure they have their own word for it, but it's a series of events. >> pounding nails? >> that's one of them and mitt romney didn't do well so he expanded the number of events so he would do better. >> that's it for this edition. my shameless plugs to you. thank you. i'm not making apologies for any other companies. i just say thank you. coming up next, chris jansing, bye-bye. as her family pulled out of the driveway, this isn't just a teddy bear. it's a step towards normal. it's why allstate catastrophe teams didn't just arrive at these fires with cold water and checks to help the grown-ups start the reb

paige mitt romney as a businessman who built his success sending u.s. jobs overseas. >> mr. romney has a different idea. he invests in companies that have been called pioneers of outsourcing. i don't want to pioneer in outsourcing. i want some insourcing. i want to bring company back. >> what president obama did not do today was comment on mitt romney's very aggressive defense of his tenure at bain capital. romney, you may have seen by now, made the network rounds last night defending his record. criticizing the obama campaign's tactics. he saved his strongest response when asked about an obama staffer's claim that romney might have committed a felony in terms of what he told the s.e.c. about his record of bain. he told abc, the president should say he is sorry. he said the attacks have gone too far. >> one of their insiders say that their campaign was going to be based upon the strategy of, quote, kill romney. end of quote. that's what they're doing. it is disgusting, demeaning, it is something which i think the president should take responsibility for and stop. >> mitt rom

we've got richard paige back, mister mister. then we have todd back for the third time doing the drums. we have a very diverse lineup. but when you put it all together, it works. >> on top of it all you have your new album out as well. ringo 2012. >> i hope the camera is on me now. >> we got it. that's how it looks. any way -- ringo 2012. i thought let's keep it simple. the first track on it is a track i wrote with glen and it is called anthem. it is an anthem for peace and love. so i'm trying my best. peace and love, peace and love, wherever i can. >> ringo starr talks about peace and love. in three of the time zones it is past noon. other time zones it is not noon yet. >>> a beautiful neighborhood with star residents and some cool places to go. we are heading there. briefs for charity to prove how great the fit is even under a fantastic dress. the best protection now looks, fits and feels just like underwear. we invite you to get a free sample and try one on too. by what's getting done. measure commitment the twenty billion do

all things political with susan paige and dan lothian. and weather gone wild.ll talk to two governors whose states have been hit hard. >> and finally, colorado on fire with their governor. i'm candy crowley. and this is state of the union. twice a week for the white house, a major victory in the supreme court followed by history of a different sort on the house floor. the president used the trappings of the white house in this case the formality of the east room to suggest in picture and in word that the supreme court ruling settled the controversy

paige back, "mister, mister," "broken wings" and todd is back for the third time banging the drums, so a really cool lineup, a very diverse lineup. but when you put it all together it works, so, and i don't know that when i start. >> on top of it all, you have your new album out as well, "ringo 2012." >> i hope the camera's on me now. [ laughter ] >> oh, we got it. >> that's how it looks, yeah. anyway, yeah, "ringo 2012." i thought let's keep it simple. and you know, there's the first track on it is a track i wrote with glen ballard, and it's called "anthem," and it's an anthem for peace and love. so, i'm trying my best, peace and love, peace and love, you know, whenever i can. >> i'm just curious, none of us are as young as we used to be, so where do you get the energy now on your 72nd birthday, to tour night after night, year after year? i mean, do you have a secret? >> well, you know, i think you've got to keep fit and watch what you eat and that's all you can do. i work out quite a lot, and you know, broccoli is my main course, stuff like that. so, you know, that's how i do it. jus

and susan paige covers -- i hate to do this to you, nine elections so far.he's the washington bureau chief. i think i might have you beat. thank you so much for joining us. first of all y want to ask jason about the vetting process. what do you ask? we were going through dangers here and i'll put them in regular english. you're a married guy, right? so girlfriends? drugs? >> girlfriends, they ask about, lots of questions about your sex life. have you ever paid for sex, have you ever been accused of sexual harassment, sex tapes, a homosexual encounter. lots of questions about your sex life. they want to know about drug history, alcohol use, they want all of your tax records. it's a fairly invasive process. >> who does the questioning usually? is it the scand dt for president or is it a high level campaign person or somebody just as good at this kind of thing, digging? >> it's usual a high level campaign person. in 2008, for john mccain, a.b. coldhouse who worked for reagan was in charge of the process. for romney, it's beth myers. it's always someone who is f

larry paige continues to run the company but he's lost his voice. sources who asked not to be identified say it's not considered a serious problem. >>> it cost quite a bit of mine to lure marissa meyer to the top -- to the top job at yahoo. she could earn a salary of $1 million a year and will be given a bonus and stock options. the paperwork shows if she's still the ceo in five years, she will get an award of $30 million. >>> we know that president obama is talking right now about the shooting right now, about the mass shooting in colorado. let's listen in. >> we're still gathering the facts -- >> now, the audio is low. but we hear the president. we're trying to listen in as closely as we can -- to -- -- closely as we can. >> we will take every step possible -- during this extraordinarily difficult time. i had a chance to speak with some officials in colorado, not just on behalf of michelle and myself, but the entire american family about how heartbroken we are. even as we learn how this happened and who is responsible, we never -- we may never und

paige, nice to have you here. >> thank you. >> allison, back to you. >>> it's 7:40 on a monday morning. travel advice if you're headed out the door going to work this morning. >> plus, a medical alert, involving full term babies. turns out more time in the womb may make a difference in how well they perform in the classroom down the road. we'll explain why after the break. >> a reminder for continuing coverage of friday's storm, you can stay in touch with us on facebook and twitter. on facebook, search fox 5 morning news, no space between fox and the number 5. also search myfoxdc.com on facebook and on twitter we are at wttgmorningnews and@myfoxd.c. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who's good with money. see what's free to spend. move money with a slide. save with a shake. feel good about your decisions. >>> making headlines this morning, some risks are coming to light for early full term babies. a new study found that children who spend extra time in the womb result in more brain development. perhaps better scores on academic tes

. >> susan paige, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you, rebecca. >>> in florida, george zimmerman is out on bail for a second time. zimmerman is the neighborhood watch volunteer charged with the murder and the shooting death of trayvon martin. as mark strassmann reports, this time his freedom comes with very strict conditions. >> george zimmerman was released after five weeks inside seminole county's jail, his home after his original bond and freedom were revoked by judge kenneth lester. >> he's no different than anybody else. >> the judge was angry that zimmerman and his wife misled him when they had $155,000 sitting in an online defense fund. mark o'mara zimmerman's laura greed his client was at fault. >> he should have jumped up and said she's lying. didn't tell you about the -- >> i don't expect that. i expect a tug on the sleeve. >> even a tug on the sleeve. agree. he should have done something. absolutely. and he didn't. >> lester increased zimmerman's bail to $1 million this time. in his nine-page order, the judge wrote, by any definition, the defendant has flooded the syst

cardnis, who's chairman of the american conservative union, governor mcdonald of virginia, governor paige of vermont, what do these individuals all have in common?" well, one might say, well, they're all republicans. that's true. you and might say, they're all conservatives. that's true. but the other thing you could say about those governors and republicans and conservatives is that they all support the enzi-durbin marketplace fairness act. and what is the marketplace fairness act and why do they support it? it is an 11-page bill, about a s an 11-page bill about a two-word issue. in my former life when i was a governor of tennessee, nothing used to make my angrier than washington politicians who tried to tell me what to do about my own business. we have a legislature in tennessee and wyoming and we know what services i would want and we have a range of options to pay for that. we could make our own decisions about how do that. what senator enzi and others of us are saying is that states have a right to decide what taxes they impose and from whom to collect them. in the state of tennessee

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this is written by susan paige ford "usa today." -- for "usa today." looking at other stories from the campaign trail, obama and romney don't change course over outcry on gun violence. for the new york times, this report -- both candidates have supported gun laws in the past, but their views have shifted as americans have backed away from stricter gun laws and both men have felt a political sting from earlier positions. obama and montgomery campaigns go global, another story. secretary of state clinton says the u.s. is committed to an aids-free generation. the u.s. will keep pushing for an aids degeneration, funding more hiv drugs and medical intervention to and help turn back the global epidemic, yesterday speaking at an aids conference in washington, d.c. our question this morning is revenue have a financial plan for the picture. michael is in portland, oregon, on our independent line. the president will be in your neck of the woods today. caller: i am honored. host: talk about your financial plan. caller: it is a lack thereof. i represent a large ma

however it seems to me that her career, no offense to her, had been a bit on the slide since larry paige of 2011 as a ceo. >> you take this as a positive or a negative then? >> i would like to know more from the chairman of the board of directors how they came to make this choice. obviously a press release was issued yesterday, but not without enough details, in my view. >> and from my understanding and the reporting i did, this was with the support of dan loew, the activist investor at third point and the entire board. does that give you any sa solac make you feel better or worse? >> dan loeb is there as an activist and investor, looking to shake things up so obviously that is a blessing in that regard. >> when you think about what you want to see out of yahoo! and what she can or cannot do, what is that? >> well, you really need to see them make some sort of a comeback in display advertising. there are other early entre into the other internet space is game over by now. if they can regain some share and display advertising that's make or break for the company in the next couple of year

most important thing facing google is right now, and he said making sure the market knows that larry paigehich has been out due to a lost voice is doing okay while schmidt says he is not 100%, he is at least not expected to miss any further big meetings coming up in the future. >> i think he is still recovering. he is in the office. he is working hard. he is running the company. his voice is definitely coming back. i think he will be just fine. >> the other big issue is facebook. facebook is friends with google, but they're also sort of fren emies and playing in each other's backyard and they say facebook's ipo, whether it is a success or failure is too soon to tell. he did wish google's instagram well saying because of their relationship they held early talks with the company before facebook decided to acquire them. when i asked how they viewed them as a competitor or a potential partner, this is what he said to me. >> we have had lots of conversations with facebook. they do search with bing and we have tried to get them to switch because we think it is a better search and we have not pre