. - what's your name, pal ? - jamal al-jibali. where were you last night around 11:30 ? home with my wife and daughter. as i told you, my baby was sick. i don't understand. is it against the law to not have identification ? let me ask the questions, okay where were you going in such a hurry ? i am late for work. and you use this to fix things ? there is a cabinet that we are having problems with. the key is lost. i have to break the lock. maybe we should call his wife, verify his story. what's your phone number ? she is not at home. she is out of town on a business trip today. - is there some problem ? - step over to the car, please. don't worry. i'm not going anywhere. i'm telling you, i haven't done anything. he's clean. put your hands behind your back. but i haven't done anything. put your hands behind your back... now. am i under arrest ? no. you're under investigation. i have done nothing wrong. then you have nothing to worry about. if everything checks out you'll be free to go. i have done nothing wrong ! my car is stolen. where was the vehicle at ? i've been a pol

if he gets a response he will send his letter off in the mail. >> $30 per pen pal with 10 to 15 pen palsi'm banking. i'm banking. >>> coming up -- >> this is your daily visit. >> don't mess with it. >> kenneth jackson takes pleasure in cutting. >> like the best orgasm that you ever had. >> knowing that my mom is still there, everything is fine. >> hey, honey. >> and kendrick morris meets with one person who believes in him. >> i'm proud of you. either way i'm proud of you. >>> it's my life. @ñ >>> it's my life. i'm going to grow and i'm going to learn. it's my life and you know i'm going to burn every single day until the world don't turn. i'm a warrior so you know i'm gonna earn. i'm a warrior. and then it repeats. >> when deandre barnes first arrived at the hillsborough county jail in tampa, florida, he was going through drug withdrawal. >> that's no joke. that ain't no joke. feels like death in your stomach. >> but after three weeks in jail barnes feels much better. >> i ain't felt like this in a long time. i feel like my innocence. i see it in my face. i feel good. i don't worry abou

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if he gets a response he will send his letter off in the mail. >> $30 per pen pal with 10 to 15 pen palsi'm banking. i'm banking. >>> coming up -- >> this is your daily visit. >> don't mess with it. >> kenneth jackson takes pleasure in cutting. >> like the best orgasm that you ever had. >> knowing that my mom is still there, everything is fine. >> hey, honey. >> and kendrick morris meets with one person who believes in him. >> i'm proud of you. either way i'm proud of you. pay my bill. phone: your account is already paid in full. oh, well in that case, back to vacation mode. ♪boots and pants and boots and pants♪ ♪and boots and pants and boots and pants♪ ♪and boots and pants... voice-enabled bill pay. just a tap away on the geico app. ♪ huh, 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. yup, everybody knows that. well, did you know that some owls aren't that wise. don't forget about i'm having brunch with meagan tomorrow. who? seriously, you met her like three times. who? geico. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of

guys, we have our pal alicia here. she's from charlotte.t more in private. [ laughter ] we'll leave it at that. and if she could dance with one celebrity, it would be me. which is very, very touching, i like that. now for the first song, bruce, can you give us a good dance song? do you want to give me some disco maybe, or something like that? ♪ [ rythmic clapping ] ♪ ♪ alicia the only way to call it ♪ ♪ alicia came all the way from charlotte ♪ ♪ alicia the only one for me ♪ ♪ alicia her name has a c in it ♪ ♪ okay there's new season of dancing with the stars ♪ ♪ we asked if she likes to dance she said she dances a lot ♪ ♪ and if she could dance with a celebrity ♪ ♪ she said that celebrity would be the host of tonight on nbc ♪ ♪ alicia [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you got the moves! you go the moves! >> thank you. >> jimmy: who's next, who's up? [ cheers and applause ] you want to do it? come on, let's go. come on pal, come on over. come on over. hello, hello. >> hi. >> jimmy: how are you? hold that, please. what is your name? >> ashley

"your pal, tanner boyle. "p.s. i saw a good movie the other night. you'd like it."is. hey, you guys. there's the dome. oh, man. we're going to be playing in that? hey, don't worry. they're probably just a bunch of dirt farmers. couldn't throw the ball to save their grandmother. tell me about it. hut hut hut hut hut hut hut! [man] together! do it together! together! together! hut hut hut hut! do you understand "together"? hut hut hut hut! hut hut hut hut! hut hut hut hut! hut hut hut hut! hut hut hut hut! ten-hut! you got a big game coming up! you got to do it together! are you going to win it? sir! yes, sir! arms up! [honk honk] hey, how you doing, mr. orlansky? morrie, call me sy, please. well, they're looking real good, aren't they, sy? where the hell's the other team? they'll be here any time now. i understand they got some tough competitors. they got some tough leagues in california. they should've been here by now. they're going to be here any time now. carl! listen, sy, i just want to tell you how much we appreciate your organization getting us this astrodome

carl iekon onwants ebay to split off pay pal division. ebay says he's moving out of a personal motive. >> wall street fears of a global slow down. face book rose into record territory. an analyst set a target of $90 a share. and sbarro pizza chain forced to close about 0% of the restaurants and hopes to keep the rest operational. and chiquita banana company agreed to merge with a group from ireland. >> mystery deepens tonight. coming up next, a search for malaysia flight p 70. any clue as to what might have happened. >> a victim of a tsunami taking a dive in what search of what he's been living without. >> and edward snowden on what could happen if series isn't harnessed. stay with us. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. ♪ >>> new de

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back to our show my pal, tina fey!ck. >> thank you. >> jimmy: this is your second time here. >> i know. >> jimmy: thank you for helping me out my first night. of course you would be there for me. thank you so much. >> thank you, i so was thrilled to be here that first night. so exciting to be here the first night of the new "the tonight show." >> jimmy: it was crazy. >> it was crazy. >> jimmy: we did a bit -- friends came out and threw $100 bills on my desk, saying they never thought i would be the host of "the tonight show." so you were one of the people that rooted against me, yeah. [ laughter ] >> we were all lined up backstage. and it was so cool. it was like, line up. robert de niro, me, joe namath, tracy morgan, who i aren't seen -- so great to see tracy morgan again. hadn't seen him in months and months. he showed up late for rehearsal, and then he started doing all of his same jokes i heard him do forever. [ laughter ] and it was so fun to watch all these big stars that don't know him, be just cracking up at hi

carl iekon onwants ebay to split off pay pal division. ebay says he's moving out of a personal motive>> wall street fears of a global slow down. face book rose into record territory. an analyst set a target of $90 a share. and sbarro pizza chain forced to close about 0% of the restaurants and hopes to keep the rest operational. and chiquita banana company agreed to merge with a group from ireland. >> mystery deepens tonight. coming up next, a search for malaysia flight p 70. any clue as to what might have happened. >> a victim of a tsunami taking a dive in what search of what he's been living without. >> and edward snowden on what could happen if series isn't harnessed. stay with us. uncle go one,two,one,two,one [uncle]thistwo,one.cotch,okay? [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,seven,eight! [uncle laughing] okay,we go the other way,okay? [niece]one,two,three,four,five, six,seven! [uncle laughs]there's ten spaces,you want to try again? [uncle]yeah? ♪ ♪ some mone deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, n

and tonight the christie administration is saying that the pal's law firm found that chris christie did nothing wrong even though the christie administration is also saying that no one, none of them have actually seen that law firm's report yet. >>> and later, breaking news from washington state. just minutes ago officials there have announced the number of people possibly missing has gone up substantially tonight. we will have the very latest. l . our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line, anytime, for $15 a month. low dues, great terms. let's close! new at&t mobile share value plans our best value plans ever for business. we thought it was going to be just another phase, but she's a total natural. which makes us karate parents. one day i noticed her gi looked dingier than the other kids. but now since tide plus bleach alternative has more whitening power... i used it to wash her gi and now she's all...pow! she looks sharp like a dragon strike. that

okay, cool. >> yeah, thank you. >> jimmy: all right, pal, ready? >> yeah.er with. just go. go. >> jimmy: you must know i love you. >> i love you, too. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. 1, 2 -- don't look. >> oh, my gosh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sorry. i'm sorry. such a beautiful dress, too. >> no, it's really worn out. this is actually worn out. >> jimmy: all right. here we go, it's war. ready. 1, 2, 3. [ laughter ] >> i was going to do two -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm so embarrassed. >> it's warm water. you're fine. yeah -- >> yes! >> jimmy: ahh! >> now you can really -- >> jimmy: you used two cups? all right. here we go. >> you have to get rid of those cups. you got to get to the super soaker. >> jimmy: ready? 1, 2, 3. why is this happening? >> because i have own on my side. >> jimmy: oprah! damn you, oprah! [ laughter ] >> ready? i'm just gonna toss it. >> jimmy: you are? just go for it? that one went up my nose. that was like a neti pot. all right, good job. wait, let's switch decks. i don't trust this deck at all. i'm switching decks with you

how to unleash free market economic growth power with senator ron johnson, bob lutz, and my great old pal jim cramer, all those stories and much more coming up on "the kudlow report", beginning right now. >>> welcome to "the kudlow report." it's 7:00 p.m. on the east coast, 4:00 p.m. out west. >>> enrollment numbers and a possible senate revolt. john harwood joins us from washington. good evening, john. >> larry, the president at the end of husband european trip got good news and announced it, which was that 6 million people so far have enrolled in private plans on the state and federal exchanges. now, that meets what the congressional budget office had predicted after the disastrous roll-out. they had ratcheted their initial estimate of 7 million down to 6 million. it is still possible with four days left that the administration could hit that original 7 million target. that does not however resolve the questions about the financial viability of the exchanges. that will be determined by the mix of people older and sicker people balanced by younger, healthier, who are cheaper to insure. a

and tonight the christie administration is saying that the pal's law firm found that chris christie did nothing wrong even though the christie administration is also saying that no one, none of them have actually seen that law firm's report yet. >>> and later, breaking news from washington state. just minutes ago officials there have announced the number of people possibly missing has gone up substantially tonight. we will have the very latest. [ male announcer ] there is no substitute for experience. for what reality teaches you firsthand. in the face of danger, and under the most demanding circumstances. experience builds character. experience builds confidence. and experience... has built this. introducing the 2014 glk. the engineering and the experience of mercedes-benz. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. i'm saving a ton of time by posting them to my wall. oh, i like that one. it's so quick! it's just like my car insurance. i saved 15% in just 15 minutes. i saved more than that in half the time. i unfriend you. that's not how

i don't think he should be the guy running or having to do with pay pal. >> is he right? will ebay finally give in? we take it to the traders fornesses. later, hot hedge fund trade is on the move. new york's top banking cop is probing another major mortgage servicer. nationstar. here's a look at the stock. down 5%. coming up, the cnbc exclusive. he's going to tell us what's behind the latest probe, what's going on with the industry. probably talk some bitcoin as well. that's straight ahead. [ bagpipes play ] make it happen with fidelity active trader pro. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. call or click to open your fidelity account today. sunny or bubbly? cozy or cool? "meow" or "woof"? wheels or wheeeels? everything exactly the way you want it ...until boom, it's bedtime. your mattress isn't bliss: it's a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the all-new sleep number classic series. designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. starting at just $699.99 for a queen mattress. he's the softy: his sleep number setti

>> i don't think a pal is missing that much. an excellent payment stack, if i do say so myself.'m working on a company that has a payment product but is starting to be a lender. we are trying to build a modern 21st century essentially credit issuing bank, something that is , something that has scores, offers, markets, lands and processes payments. we are a little bit different and we don't look at paypal and say that is paypal 2.0. we say we could be a provider to merchants like paypal. , it looksk at a pal like it was written in c++ 15 years ago -- >> by you. >> with the acquisitions, there is now hope for a lot of that being blown up and rewritten and rebuilt. they have stagnated for use. -- four years. >> i wonder if it is about keeping it out of the hands of amazon. maybe they want to get a piece of that. is that what you see happening? >> i don't think so. i don't think who owns various pieces -- i think it comes down to the experience and the innovation what's the best way to move the industry forward. there is lots of smaller companies innovating in the payment space. the

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quarter mile wide raced down a hillside in this rural community and across state without 530 where palow was driving. >> i was the third car behind a truck with a boat. that's when i saw the darkness washing everything off the road. >> an estimated 30 houses were caught in the slide and either smashed by the force of it or pushed along like play things. >> we have people that are yelling for our help and we are going to make -- we are going to take extreme risks to try to get hem out of there. >> three people were killed and at least eight hurt. mud in some places was reported to be 12 feet deep. >> cane get a hold of my grandma and we don't know if the guy is okay and we were told people were stuck. >> you cannot go to your property. >> adding to the disaster, the mud and debris backed up the river that runs through here, raising fierce this it could cause flash flooding if the water bursts through before officials can release it. pal low, who came so close to being buried in his car, is just thankful he made it out. >> the darkness. i just saw the darkness. that's all i could see. ev

they have been pushing to separate the pay pal. icahn said maybe spin off 20%.had echoes of what emc did. let me read you some of the most important parts here. ebay says a partial separation of pay pal is not a new idea. we're glad to see mr. icahn now seems to agree that a full separation of pay pal is not a good idea. our board regularly evaluates ogess for the company looking for ways to accelerate growth and deliver shareholder value. we're fully committed to always acting in the boston long-term interests of shareholders. in the end they say not now to a partial spinoff. in the future we will continue to evaluate all strategic options. so basically it sounds like they're coming together a bit but ebay is saying while this isn't a new idea, we're not going to spin off pay pal in the very near future, kelly. >> all right, jon. another chapter. thanks very much. >>> up next, former fed governor randy kroszner joins me to offer thoughts on janet yellen. and a big announcement from starbucks just moments ago. jim kram ser getting new information from howard sch

you don't want these, pal. >> let me show you i've got a telephone number for you. just hand those back. >> st sm times tourists look like sheep looking for the mona lisa. >> but today what it's all about when abc7 news at 5:00 returns so i was basically uninsurable. now that i've got coverage, my doctor is a phone call or an e-mail away. i'm in. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? find free, confidential, local help at coveredca.com. >>> this is the final weekend for movies in san jose century-domed theater. >> the own owner is ready to sell. several are ready to save the theater. final showing sunday night at 7:00 p.m . indiana jones. i grew up going to those theaters >> i know. >> that will be fun to watch. >> coming up, pg&e's big mistake. michael finney on the building errors ta went on for years >> stories of tragedy from washington mudslide disaster including quick work that saved a baby boy named duke. >> it's coming up and hope you can join us >> and tourists went to see the mona lisa. >> it might have felt like a barn yard.

he's my best pal and he's not scared of anything! not scared of anything? what about... spiders?ared of bats! not me! (impressed) ahhh! ooh! mm-hmm... so i guess you wouldn't be afraid of... dragons?! (gasp!) i dunno. i've never seen a dragon. but they're just big lizards and everyone likes lizards, right? i'm impressed. but it matters not. a dragon wouldn't dare show it's snout in these parts. not with me around. (roars) (afraid) what... was that? t-that's the d-dragon that's living in the very very dark cave. (afraid) d-d-d-dragon? (afraid) d-dark cave? my my, look at the time. i'm late for tea with mumsie. she simply hates it when i'm late! good luck... sir justin! uh... wait, sir edmund! come back! (concerned) oh... three cheers for... sir justin the brave! (cheering) hooray! yea! so, uh... how dark is this very very dark cave? pretty dark. i know the way. follow me. ♪ where... are we? this is the forest of glowing worms. awww, look, he's so cute! can we keep him? i'm going to call him george. aww, he's cute, squidgy. but we've got to get to the very, very dark cave. okay. i'

oh, okay pal, get ready.0 seconds on the clock, we each take a turn and then we'll have a showdown at the end. and whoever wins, wins a a t-shirt. >> woah, woah, woah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, not that, that's a sweatshirt. that's a sweatshirt. no, a t-shirt. yeah, absolutely, yeah, yeah. now, may the best team win. kristen bell, why don't you go first? >> we're just drawing, that's the rules, right? we just draw something. >> jimmy: just draw something. yep, just a picture. >> draw something and i'll try to guess what it is. >> jimmy: and you try to guess what it is. and when you're done drawing, rip it off. here we go. [ audience yelling ] she already picked six, stop yelling! it could be anything. >> let's go. >> any time? >> jimmy: yeah. >> right now. okay. >> a camel. [ laughter ] a cow. an elephant, rhinoceros, elephant, elephant. >> ♪ would you like to build a snowman ♪ [ laughter ] >> elephantitis, elephant house. elephant man. >> jimmy: elephant house. >> elephant too big to get in the door and the

. >>> vikki, nice day in pal who alto today, lot the of sunshine for the afternoon. cloudy start, a nice day for texting and walking simultaneously. it could be a dangerous activity for some people like myself. we are looking at more sunshine for tomorrow and another nice day with highs getting into the 70s in the warmest places, changes coming up, rain is on the way for a good part of this, a look at the bay bridge, we are clear tonight with a cybrids, we'll see low clouds beginning to push in the bay, we'll not have as much in the low clouds of tomorrow morning as we had this morning, clouds more sunshine and i think temperatures will be warmer across the board for our monday. then things completely change for tuesday, weather system arrives and testimony bring in light rain, temperatures start in the day tomorrow, look for upper 30s, low 40s, 50 by the bay, hives for the afternoon, going up into mid-70s, east bay valley. going up to 76 degrees, 74 san jose, not quite -- a little bit warmer i should say by the bay. readings going up to -- that's because of the lack

why don't you go first, my pal? >> why are you after me? >> jimmy: i want to see your style, man.eers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmyyeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> do you play this at home? >> jimmy: no. [ laughter ] hey, does anyone ever call you yanuary yones? [ laughter ] >> well you just did. >> jimmy: go for it, buddy. hey, that was aggressive! that was mean and aggressive and i felt that. >> i felt that. >> jimmy: that hurt my heart. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: come on, baby. >> watch your acl. [ audience ohs ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> tied up. >> jimmy: i know what's up. [ laughter ] oh, man. >> 1 to 1. >> jimmy: i know what that means. [ laughter ] i know what "tied up" means. [ audience ohs ] >> ooh. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah! [ cheers and applause ] january, january! you know what's up! ♪ that's right there. you are the best. january jones! "mad men" returns april 13th, 10 p.m. on amc. josh holloway joins us next. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ the all-new chevy silverado: from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups

pal, thanks so much for being here.rbs do you have? and you went and got me some herbs. >> i got you some herbs. so i figured it's winter, right? so it's cold and flu season. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> so, these are herbs that you can find in any grocery store to sort of get -- keep your immune system up. >> jimmy: thank you. >> here's some ginger, which we i guess usually use in, maybe like asian cuisine but it's so good for you. if you have stomach cramps or indigestion. >> jimmy: i yeah. so you just chop it >> chop it up, make tea out of it. use it in your cooking. garlic. >> jimmy: okay. >> super antiviral, anti-septic, if you have parasites, ugh, it's really good for that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah and also, vampires. [ laughter ] >> vampires. and here's the thing. if you're feeling sick, eat raw garlic. i had some this morning. you might be like shai, stay fire-dragon breath. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, not at all. >> but raw garlic is so good for you. >> jimmy: so you've been eating raw garlic today. >> eating raw gar

our pal rob ford is back in the news. [ cheers and applause ] he's just hitting homers.e's actually pretty busy right now. he's running for re-election up in toronto. yeah. [ laughter ] i think he's going to win. anyways, he was up for re-election last night in toronto. and last night was the first big debate. and at the debate he was called an international embarrassment. [ laughter ] even worse, that was the introduction ford wrote for himself. [ laughter ] "i'll coin that phrase." the debate was about public transportation. ford said it's important to preserve the city's bus and subway stations. he said, "i rely on those things. i'm way too drunk to drive myself. [ laughter and applause ] plus, those are the places i buy the best crack. i mean that's where you get the --" and this is nice i saw president obama visited with pope francis today. and during the meeting the president gave pope francis some seeds used in the white house garden. and he was like, "don't plant these where anyone can see them. [ laughter ] they're straight are from denver." you might need a hea

there is a hey, take my word for it pal altitude that didn't go down well in a market that's carving out every stock that's expensive on earnings and sales because it doesn't make any money. hence, why facebook had a hideous drop of $4.30. there are elements like the king digital deal, candy crush, and finished at 19. that was a brutal swift sword to the gut of the ipo. if we're ever going to see the end of the froth that played havoc with the market, it was really the absence of news and the stock market pours a vacuum and fills it with politics. so here is the bottom line. today, it was obama's talk of let's call it as we kind of sounded like a potential war and not necessarily a trade war, unward the market from a global rally. we get real corporate news than maybe we can readjust and go higher, but obama brought military issues front and center and this market can't handle such talk in the fragile state that it suddenly finds itself. how about david in louisiana? david? >> caller: jim, how about a new orleans southern hospitality boo-yah. >> i'll give you that in spades boo-yah.

i joined the pals cadet program i'm helping my school out by being here today. when i entered daily doors i had a hard time reading and spelling out words so they provided me in ethnic and 10th grade they put me in the reading skills classes and taught me though how to spell out words and read. she gave me the encourage to read out loud i get practice reading book out loud with other kids who are getting better at reading. gateway high school provides me with = see it stand for learning center this is where my education comes to me and it's where i get a clear understanding of math and humiliate. i know you're asking why gateway is so special well, they provide small classes of 24 or less kids with two teachers in some classes they provide tutoring for kids during and have after school. i have one-on-one tutoring every wednesday and i get help in math. students can hang out at the study cafe and helping each other out and get help from toourts. the cafe helps to dpo do homework that friends. gateway has that secret that other high schools didn't have teachers kn

on one level he continued to want a federated pal student and thought that was the just -- palestine and thought that was the just solution and is solution that would be least likely to lead to war and rebellion. but on a practical level, he kept acceding to, basically, what the zion u.s. movement wanted -- can zionist movement wanted. that's truman. now, what can we say, finally, about him and about his decision? on the practical level, truman really had no choice but to recognize israel. the only way conceivable in which he could have achieved a federated palestine or even a different kind of partition in 1947 was to have agreed to send american troops to palestine to enforce an agreement. there was just in other way. american troops would have had to replace the british, they would have had to stand between the jews and the arabs, they might have had to stand there for a decade, maybe they'd still be with there, for all we know. truman was absolutely not willing to do that. in 1945 he wasn't willing to do that was america was demobilizing from the war. 1948, berlin airlift middle

you have done the job there, pal. >> i just feel grateful.ter such a tragedy three weeks ago, i would really like to dead indicate it to those people and their families. >> after failing to finish the first grants prix of the year, this was a giant leap forward for the britain. while defending world champion sebastian vettel won his first points of the season finishing third. andy richardson, al jazerra. >>> pakistan has set up wayneer takes all game with the west indies first spot in the semifinals the cricket's world 20/20: batting first pakistan scored 190 for 5. hitting his maiden it. 20 international century. despite some big hitting bangladesh man managed 140 for 7 in reply. their fourth defeat. >>> so the aussies were playing for pride against india, but that quickly turned to pain. india notched one gift nine for 7. a quick 60 to help his side maintain their 100 percent winning record. in the competition. chasing 160 to win australia were dismissed for an embarrassing 86 taking their tournament record to played three loss, lost three.

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right, pal? so, when do we start? i don't know. i have to ask the wangs first. today, right?, mrs. wang. this is ms. casey from the after-school program. yes, ms. casey. i'm coming down. o.k. hi, mrs. wang. ms. casey, very nice to see you. please, sit down. thank you. rebecca and emma washington brought the cards to mr. wang at his store. ah... hello, mrs. washington. and hello, ms. casey. hello, mr. wang. the children from the after-school program made these cards for vincent. we all want to say how sorry we are about what happened. i see. we miss vincent very much. and we hope you'll let him come back. thank you. vincent will be very happy to see these. mrs. wang and vincent come to the after-school program to say that vincent is not coming back to school. um... my husband and i have... zuo chu jue ding. made a decision. ...made a decision. vincent not coming back to program. we want to return guitar. i'm disappointed to hear that. i'm sorry vincent won't be in the program. vincent... we were happy to have you here. we'll miss you very much. rebecca tells ramón her idea for

he says, "my chubby pal was on the front page of a local paper shirtless boozed and the caption read,ape for spring break.'" [ laughter ] >> steve: what? that's harsh. >> jimmy: i'm in the paper, mom. >> steve: mom, don't read the paper. >> jimmy: this one's from @perkulater. he says -- [ laughter ] "my buddy tried to do the worm at a club for free drinks. he flopped once and dislocated his shoulder and went straight to the hospital." there you go. this one's from @adamanderson. he says, "bouncer took one look at my i.d. and said, 'you've gained weight, bro.'" [ laughter ] >> steve: why? >> jimmy: this one's weird. this one's from @ranchhand67. she says, "my dad took us on family vacation but didn't bring enough water. when we got thirsty, he told us to drink our tears." [ laughter ] >> steve: trying to toughen them up for life. >> jimmy: drink our tears. >> steve: drink your tears! >> jimmy: next one's from @branooga. >> steve: aooga! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that an old timey horn? >> steve: yeah, old timey horn. >> jimmy: he says, "drove 20 hours to florida because our friend's un

pal land tear is one of the companies that scares us the most. out and mines the internet for data and sorts and collects and provides intelligence and technology to the rest of the world. the cia is behind this with their money. this relationship is very cozy in silicon valley. people don't know that. mike, what do you think about that? >> well, i mean, you know, i guess we all base our perspectives on our experience. i spent a long time with the agency. so my perspective it's a good thing if there is a cooperation between the intel communities and commercial side of life because, you know, frankly for years and years and years, prior to really the tech boom, the agency was one of the leading developers of science and technology, of new innovations. and that started to change obviously and we got more and more development and innovation out of the commercial sector, out of private industry. melissa: okay. >> i think this is natural response to that. in-q-tel was started in 1999. frankly their investments in startups, tend to be fairly small. mel

state of their own, it's time for palestinians to stop -- you know, in 2014, this year, january, 27 pal stints died of starvation in a remote refugee camp in damascus. this happens in 2014. and it's really becoming to be so difficult to be a palestinian. so we really want obama and curry to succeed. -- kerry to succeed. their success means my freedom, my independence, my statehood, it means that palestinians would have a home to come to. and we hope that these nine months we have til april 29th will bring with it a solution and it's durable and can be done. it can be done. >> what's the expectation? you mentioned the fact that you, that there was a sense that maybe out of the meeting would come a piece of paper or a formal document. what is the expectation on your side with respect to what the americans ultimately will put on the table? >> i hope that the americans will will put on the table something that's fair, and i hope that the americans -- you know better than anybody else, i discussed this with you as an american diplomat, an american peacemaker -- the day the americans will dep

i live in florida, i spend time with eye irish pal, paddy o'furniture. get it?arly" is over. "morning joe" starts right now. thanks, gang. ♪ ♪ yea ♪ >> the fbi could have been called to help that and interpol could have been called in. there has be

good to see you, pal. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. he's in a great mood there, yes?on't worry about it. he won't remember any of that tomorrow. the big story right now is what's happening in ukraine. in fact, a new poll found that two-thirds of americans are following the situation in ukraine. which is impressive. usually you can't find two-thirds of americans who are following the situation in america. who's the president? jack bauer. no, he wasn't even the president on -- forget it. [ laughter ] why did you answer so quickly? i don't know. kiefer sutherland. i got to say, things are moving pretty fast. just yesterday in a highly debated election, 95% of crimea voted to secede from ukraine and join russia. while 5% got to try again. [ laughter ] [ with russian accent ] "looks like you answered wrong." 95% voted to join russia. even kim jong-un was like, "yeah, right." of course, a lot of people are skeptical of these results. so officials in crimea actually published an exit poll to show the results were authentic. and some of these -- just average crimeans. see wha

they are oleregard, pals of putin. they got their bank, their bank is on the list, so it sounds like obama is getting tougher. am i right in saying that? >> absolutely. no, no, this is a serious escalation over the first list. it's in response to annexation. right. so it's a tit-for-tat, in terms of the way the administration is thinking about it. what's very important about some of these people is that they have assets that can be frozen, unlike the first list, where most of those people i don't think had any assets in the west. >> so you think it might be frozen where, in london, the u.s.? is possible? >> yeah, i personally don't know. i'm not an expert on where these 2350e78 keep their.they're people that are close personally to president putin. >> let pe ask you a question, i want to stay on the theme of sanctions, i want to ask you, where do you think this is going to lead? in other words, for president obama, all right, i continue to back him, i'm so glad he's ramping up the sanctions, i hope he continues to ramp

we lose the wetlands of israel and pal student, and we lose that bird migration, and there's going to be an ecological catastrophe that we don't want to see happen in this land that we consider holy. >> thank you. we've got a little time for questions if you want. there's a couple of microphones over here if people want to ask them. and wile we're moving -- while we're moving over there, i just want to tell you a result l more about the book with. it's 431 pages. it's pretty, a lot of intense stories but just so beautifully written and quite a variety. there's a lot of bright spottings. >> and i just want to interrupt melanie, about the last 80 pages is the bibliography -- >> oh, i wasn't counting that. [laughter] >> in very small type. [laughter] >> it is well worth it. >> so please do not be daunted by thickness. >> but there are just a treasure of international stories. so let's hear from you. >> thank you. within the last year, stephen hawking said that we had about a thousand years to get to another planet. i'm not sure whether he was thinking that we could then repeat the destru

and my great pal dougie kass on this show called it a once this a generation brottom.'s a really interesting part of this story. while this bull market has been among the strongest in history, it is completely delinked from an economic recovery that is one of the most tepid in history. what happened here was a v shaped profits recovery, remember, profits the mother's milk of stocks, but a rather flat u shaped economic rebound. for example, some numbers. the 18 quarter recovery so far as averaged only 2.3% at an annual rate. historically over 11 recessions since world war ii, afrpg recov average recovery rate is 4.0%. under ronald reagan, 5.0%. jobs story, record low prt pace rate. jobs have grown only 5.2% annually compared to a 10.4% post war average and 15% pace during the reagan years. the point is this has been a very poor recovery. i'm going to make this argument. the backbone of the bull market has been 109% rise in the broadest gdp measure of profits. and we'll get an update in the fourth quarter. second factor besides profits, yep, low interest rates from the f

. >>> after ten years of marriage, gweneth pal troe and chris martin are accept rating.the post stating. they were married in a secret ceremony in 2003 apple and moses. >>> the la county sheriff's department has announced it was high speeds that led to the fatal car crash that killed paul walker and his firemen. the porsche had 9-year-old tires and going at a speed between 80 and 93 miles per hour. neither men had used drugs or alcohol and both were wearing seat belts. >>> las vegas allusionists are mourning the death of one of the famed white tigers, 17-year-old manta core passed away. it was the same tiger that nearly killed the performer on stage. he feels it was trying to protect him. >>> this time rock johnson plays the son of zeus. there are three headed monsters of course, giant end lions. this shot looks a tad over the top. would you expect anything else from the roc? come on. that's normal. you wear that around the house all the time don't you? >> i'm betty nguyen. we hope this is your first stop today on nbc. allergy muddlers... you know who you are... you've b

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always loved her husband and was very much an actress, she was playing a part, with hemingway, she was a palshew her at would cook you dinner and do all of the things a normal german housewife would do. other watches, rings, letters, and memorabilia are all up for auction. a little bit of personal history. the fabulous marlene dietrich . not often you get breaking news about dinosaurs, they died 65 million years ago. but a short time ago paleontologists announced they have identified a brand-new prehistoriche beast. it looks like a cross between a bird and a visit, with sharp claws and a toothless beak. experts are referring to it jokingly as the chicken from hell. i think it is rather wonderful. that brings the program to a close. thanks for watching third i will see you tomorrow. make sense of international bc.com/nes. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. ourt union bank, relationship managers guide you through the business strategies

before that with my great pal jim cramer for three years.y how wonderful jimmy was when he came on last night. now, you know my credo. free market capital mds is tism best path to prosperity. and let me add to that from our founding fathers, our creator endowed us with the inalienable rights to life, length, and the pursuit of happiness. in other words, freedom. freedom to work, invest, take risks, and the freedom to get rewards and incentives that motivate us all. it is freedom that makes this the greatest country in the world. and it is freedom that so frequently keeps me on the optimistic side of life. down through the years we've always tried to represent all points of view on this show. left, right, and center. and in what i hope was a civil and respectful way i have tried to listen and learn and debate both my liberal and my conservative friends. civil discourse on the issues of the day is what we always try to do. and salted with some financial market advice, which i sometimes got right and sometimes got wrong. i'm also proud to have

this is from my pal, jason trener, but i've seen it elsewhere. profits are not going up simply because of buybacks, i'm sorry, that's not the deal. profits are going up because labor costs are as low as they've been. check this out. i hope you can see this on the full screen. see corporate profits as a percentage of gdp. it's about 12%, an all time record high. this is labor compensation, wages, as a share of corporate gdp. look how it has fallon from 65% to below 60%. what makes profits? margins. when your costs are below your prices and labor costs are the most important costs. that's what these companies have done. that's what a lot of geniuses on wall street have missed. it isn't just the fed or buybacks. it's this. labor because the market for employment has been soft and lousy, wages are so low that profits are so high and that's not going to change. >> absolutely, larry. that's what's driving the stock prices on a long-term basis. stocks are driven by profits and profits are driven by wages primaril primarily. >> 65% and when you add produ

from a chinese company which is considering going public, a combination of ebay and google and pay pal in one. they attempted to go public in hong kong last year but the deal fell apart. the i.p.o. could raise $15 billion and value the company at more than $100 billion. >> next at 5:00 a.m., more on breaking news from concord where a thoroughfare is shut down after a fatal hit-and-run accident. >> crews put out a fire in san jose, and what firefighters found inside the home. >> a last meal, the popular san francisco eat friday that is closing its doors >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> top of the morning. 5:00 on monday, also st. patrick's day. >> thanks for joining us, i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. >> here is mike with the forecast. >>> good morning, everyone, on the st. patrick's day we have the winds of change blowing through our neighborhoods. a weak cold front kicking up the clouds and they will be out here in the next couple of hours with a lot of sunshine on the way this afternoon. it will feel

the pakistan pal ban denies involvement in this particular attack. >> president obama is meeting with israeli prime minister netten yahoo at the white house. the two were meeting peace prospects during his visit. he will address the american-israeli public affairs committee, the largest gathering of america's pro israel community. what have we heard coming from the stage today? >> senator john mccain was the main speaker this morning and jumped right into foreign policy, starting with ukraine. he said what happens in ukraine directly impacts the middle east, which he says has big implications for israel and is vital to israel's existest. he was connecting those foreign policy dots, very critical of the obama administration foreign policy. he hit some points directly related to that. starting with ukraine he said while there's not a time right now for military action, he thinks all options should be on the table and the obama administration shouldn't limit itself. >> we with economic sanctions, there's a broad away of options that we have. this is the ultimate result of a foreign polic

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in fact, one of the warmest temperatures pal low alt toept !9cbñ alamo coming in at 80 degree.ng from the dry offshore wind yesterday to more of a cooling onshore wind. an hour will bring us a little bit of cloud cover for tomorrow morning. temperatures mainly in the mid 50s. clear across the south bay and the peninsula. but throughout the east bay,Ñi you got the hdtv, you can see this just t(fine. as wee1 zoom in it, you can see q=k here across san francisco. that's the marine layer up to about 800 feet. that will likely fitner cloud cover as we head throughout tomorrow. we're not expecting by any means a huge fog event as we head throughout 6:00. from san franciscoÑi down to abt palo alto,çó the likelihood of cloud cover. by the afternoon hours, full-on !%Ñnshine returning. this is th/1!umq the beginning of even hotter weather by this weekend. let's take a look. this region of high pressure is offshore. but as we led throughout %qurday, widespread 80se1 expected inland as it starts to move closer and then by sunday, high pressure expected to move right on top of xde1californ