peacock. i'm sorry.w did you -- that was awesome. >> --that doesn't even make sense. >> jimmy: and i turned -- >> abraham lincoln or -- [ laughter ] call in the -- call in the -- right there. here we go. yeah. oh is this --is the showdown. what is this -- both partners go up. oh, you go up as well. >> ooh! >> jimmy: yeah. i'm sorry, i've skip the third round of the rules. yeah, this is it. high stakes. [ laughter ] here we go. all right. yeah. you can clear that awful mary poppins. [ laughter ] it does look like abraham lincoln with a sword. [ cheers ] yeah, throw it on the ground. [ cheers ] all right, now, whoever wins this, you guys both draw the same thing, whoever wins this wins the whole thing. >> ohh! >> jimmy: get it? >> all right, all right. [ cheers ] >> we draw the same thing? >> let's get in moving. >> jimmy: no, you look at the same number. number six. all right, everyone, cool out. >> okay. >> i'm very nervous. >> jimmy: i know, i know, i know. this is high stakes. whoever wins gets a t-shi

. >> a little bit like a peacock.he reason the peacock, you know, throws its tail out is, you know, to make itself look bigger and more beautiful. you want a peacock at the shows and there's so many booths and miles of aisles that if you're doing things that everybody else is doing, there's a bit of a sense of, like, why would i set up a new account with you when i'm already buying from here and how does this look different? >> at their next show, the wrap team pulled out all the stops. every inch of their booth screamed out their design perspective and shared the full range of what the brand has to offer, the result? they signed deals with brands like barnes & noble and anthropology. >> there are so many different types of buyers at the trade shows and so different things appeal to different people. and so the people who are interested in, say, cheetah print, sometimes are not remotely interested in the abstract art. so by adding all these different designs and having all these different products up in the trade show

there goes my peacock. 96 by thursday. heat is on, hottest day in the extended period, guys. overall you want to keep that summer wardrobe handy as high pressure keeps us nice and hot for the next few days. relief sunday and monday, temperatures back in the 70s and 80s. back to you. >> the peacock was stuck in that heat. >> that's what i was going to stay, may need to giv the peacoc obedience training. >>> still to come, longest game ever played in oakland. show you what finally sent the a's fans home after more than six hours at the ball yard. why are 8 million people sleeping better tonight? they went to a sleep number store. the only place in the world you'll find the sleep number bed, with dual air technology. it allows each of you to adjust to the support your body needs. you'll only find sleep number at one of our over 400 stores nationwide, re queen mattresses art at just $699. and for those who sleep hot or cool, now save $500 on our temperature-balancing memory foam bed set. sleep number. comfort. individualized. >>> well, good morning to you. if you're an oakland a'

animals, nature in general, are pleasant to look at. >> peacocks are one thing. later on the tour we were blown away by what we saw next. >> we want to see their yard, where the guys exercise. and at first, you know, i saw weights. but i'm used to seeing that in every prison. and then there's this beautiful pool. this olympic size pool that the inmates swim in. >> have you been in any other prisons? >> translator: yes, yes. >> do they all have pools? >> translator: no, no. >> just here? >> translator: yes. >> you would never see this in an american prison. it is too easy for an inmate to drown another inmate or hurt a staff member. you're not going to see it. i was stunned by that. >> and the unusual sights of zabela have apparently only just begun. >> we were on our way up front and i noticed a long line of inmates. they all had their bags, whatever. and i asked the guy, what's going on here? they explained that some of these guys have the privilege and the right to go home for the weekend. >> the doors open, out they go. they went right out into a parking lot.

there are velvet carpets and peacocks walking around. there are beautiful paintings and everyone all of you, the audience have come to enjoy the court and the king sits on his thrown in the corner twirling his mustache and he called for his dancers and they come to the room. you are here to be entertained by them. this is called taught. taught is a highly stylized tuning of the mind and body together. you will see very fast turns ending in sharp stances and things with our eyes and eye brows and our neck, our hands. and you will also hear a language, which you might have heard. this is the language of our dance. it tells us what to do with our feet and our bodies and there is a lot of mask going on. you will hear patterns and they will be repeated often 3 times this is a t high. i want you to try to listen for the patterns and see if you can figure out the number patterns. you will see a justure called salon. you remember the greeting namatse? >> good. salom is the muslim greeting. you take your right hand, say a salom. it's a muslim gre

or stroll pathways and see peacocks and flamingos up close. there were animal shows too, with clapping seals and parrots that went down a slide. everybody loved thisce

you'll notice the green peacock in the corner of your screen. >> some people marked the occasion by getting their hands a little dirty. volunteers turned out in force at the 3 1/2 acre land was converted from a junkyard to a farm. today it's a place with the community can grow and harvest their own vegetables an people can get in touch with nature. >> it's very optimistic to see things grow, think if you plant something and it grows, you get an experience that it's perhaps rare, particularly in children's lives. >> the farm is entirely run by volunteers. it often hosts school groups and companies looking to perform some community service. >> even online you can see a lot of things. today's google doog l might be one of the most active animated doodles we've seen. google is celebrating in the way they know how. you see a snapshot of the four seasons, the word google is hidden in the trees, streams and landscape. >> very creative. >> our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is back and he brought some hot weather. >> we're heating up up today. i'd like to see some green on the radar. again it's a

he made fun of the need to strut around like a peacock. so that was something that he didn't like. >> what about his assets when he passed away? >> his assets for the most part were with the literary estate and that's what passed to hebrew university. >> what kind of money are we talking about? >> i mean the literary state is still essentially in tact. so i have no idea. that thing is priceless. i have no idea. >> you talk about the papers you are putting together? >> we are doing it in transcription. we are only taking the intellectual property. the physical property is priceless and it is something that hebrew university does works with copypy write permission to quote. >> what kind of literary product? the love letters was sold. what did that fetch? >> i think $400,000. >> well that's not -- >> no, it isn't. it was disappointed and they regretted having me as their consultant because they said i failed them. but i think -- >> you do that on the side in addition to editing all these books? you are writing a biography on him now? >> i'm w

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fruits, vegetables, politics and peacocks. she said her dresses help make people happy. that's what life is all about. let's have a party and let's have it tonight. >> she was 81 years willed on. >>> still to come, food and heart disease. the food that people eat that could put your life at isk are. >> and the supplement that many doctors tell you to take, but is it really safe. >> and the golden gate brag wet pavement and breezy winds and rain showers all across the bay area this evening. we will pinpoint them on live >>> new research finds a link between heart disease and energy drinks. when a compound in red meat called carnitine lands in the intestines the microbes produce a substance called metabolite that hardens the arteries. it is found in red meat, but it can be purchased as a supplement . >> the facts there are such high levels of carnitine or substance these can take over the counter and self-meditate is a cause for for -- for concern. our data suggests that this is a risk factor for the accelerated heart disease. >> the study is published in the journal natur

coco crisp leading off with a rocket off of brad peacock. this is pure smoke! stroke out 11.s would erupt for seven runs in the fifth. he doubled twice in the same inning, that scored a pair. about three r.b.i.s and a's roll to a win. >>> they are one step closer in phoenix. warriors had to sweat it out a little bit. goran a huge 3 plus the foul. game high of 33 points and he beat the clock, got it! warriors had 15 fields. curry and 15 assists, harrison barnes with authority. lead down to 4. clay thompson had 25 points. good things happen when you take it to basket like that. war krers are up 2. 35 seconds left. jared jack ices it with a big 3. he is going giddy-up, 115-107 and could clinch on sunday. >> and sharks against the flames down 1-0 in the third. logan to dan boyle in the slot. he bangs it home. 1-0. two minutes left. joe scores one. two huge stops in the final seconds, sharks win their seventh in a row 2-1. that is wrap on morning sports. could lynn will be here with your highlights at pga, 6:00 and 11:00. >> we'll get your winning numbers and say goodbye to >> kat

maybe there is a financial incentive to play nice and not create more problems for the peacock. let's take it around. greg, what do you think? >> i don't know. media reporting on media and talking about media. jay is after dave 1k3* jimmy after jay. it is like watching guys in maseratis trying to steel each other's parking spaces. it is hard to get excited. and i am really tired of tv writers. when there is a story on jay leno it is jay takes it on the chin. we get it. he has a big chin. find another joke, pathetic hacks. >> it is nice to pick on jay. i like jay and i like jimmy kimmle. >> i like them all. any one of the -- well i don't like letterman. >> letterman better look out. >> letterman's show has expired. he is not funny. jimmy fallon and jimmy kimmle are fantastic. they are great, young artists. leno, genius, brilliant. the older generation may love leno. i don't think -- nbc is lucky to have both talents in house. the question is will he stay? will jay leno step aside? >> he was offered a panel information on "red eye." we are waiting on it. >> a lot of this has to do

fruits, vegetables, politics and peacocks. she said her dresses help make people happy.at life is all about. let's have a party and let's have it tonight. >> she was 81 years willed on. >>> still to come, food and heart disease. the food that people eat that could put your life at isk are. >> and the supplement that many doctors tell you to take, but is it really safe. >> and the golden gate brag wet pavement and breezy winds and rain showers all across the bay area this evening. we will pinpoint them on live >>> new research finds a link between heart disease and energy drinks. when a compound in red meat called carnitine lands in the intestines the microbes produce a substance called metabolite that hardens the arteries. it is found in red meat, but it can be purchased as a supplement . >> the facts there are such high levels of carnitine or substance these can take over the counter and self-meditate is a cause for for -- for concern. our data suggests that this is a risk factor for the accelerated heart disease. >> the study is published in the journal nature medicine

coco crisp leading off with a rocket off of brad peacock. 1-0 a's in a flash. israethrowing pure, unadultd smoke. 6 2/3, struck out 11. two runs on nooifts. the a's seven runs in the fifth. coc objection doubled twice in the same inning, here. a's roll 8-3. the warriors are counting it down win by win to secure a playoff spot, one step closer last night in phoenix. warriors had to sweat this game out a little bit. suns up by as many as 18. huge three plus the foul. game-high 32 points. michael beasley had 25. beat the clock, got it. warriors had 15 steals, though. seth curry, 18 points and 15 assists. harrison barnes with authority. s suns' lead down to four. clay thompson had 25 points. good things happen when you take it to the basket like that. warriors up two, 35 seconds left in regulation. jared jack ilss it with a big three, and then he's going giddy-up. warriors with their largest comeback this season, 111-107. clinch a playoff spot on sunday. sharks put their six-game win streak up against the flames. down 1-0 in the third, logan couture to dan boyle ma

kathy henley and colonel peacock are working the late shift at the yard. >> it was around 1:03 in the morning of the 18th. me and colonel were sitting there at his desk. we were going over the paperwork. to the left of me, we had a monitor sitting there. while i was talking to him, out the corner of my eye i could see something moving around a lot. >> kathy turns to watch the security camera and can't believe her eyes. >> this thing was out here. and then after it twirled around going through the back end of a car, you could see a ball of light come off. i said you need to check the lot out. >> that's when i came out here to see if anybody's doing it. i couldn't find nobody. >> what was was in the yard has vanished. >> so i pulled the videotape out and i took it home with me. when you go from a little screen to one this big, you could see it. and to me honestly looked like a woman wearing overalls with blond hair and a white shirt and she was twirling around with the cars and everything back here. >> the security camera records fewer frames per second than a regular camera giving it a

you will notice our green nbc peacock. for years people have been turning vacant lots into community gardens. >> one has been transformed. joe rosato, jr. shows us how it is nourishing a community. >> a slice of country living, fruits hanging from branches, vegetables bursting from shrubs. the surroundings of san francisco's farm reveal this urban escape didn't escape very far. >> we are encouraging tree planting along there to shelter and there will always be traffic noise. >> reporter: the story is it is bumpy for the terrain. the city land was once a junk yard. in the 90s it was turned into a farm but when funding ran out the weeds took over. >> you have artichokes growing nicely there. >> reporter: a group of community volunteers inhave taken it back. >> we show people how to garden, expose people to ecological gardening. >> reporter: everywhere you look there are plants and flowers. >> anybody from anywhere can come and harvest whatever they need when the veggies are ready. >> reporter: the farm is entirely volunteer

. >> here to give us some insight is laura slatkin and eric peacock. >> your son was diagnosed with autism think it's interesting that you branched out. you kind of reached out to help. >> we did, when david was diagnosed with autism, i literally cried myself to sleep. and i woke up the next morning and my husband said to me, you know, laura, this is a waste of energy, this is just negative energy. you're not helping anyone, you're not going to help yourself. david or our family. and that's what we decided we were going to roll up our sleeves and do something about. >> how long was that? >> he was diagnosed in 2000. >> and he was a twin, right? you have a daughter as well. >> she was developing normally. >> she's doing perfectly fine. but david was diagnosed with severe autism. >> the other end of the spectrum. >> a lot of people -- >> well the first thing we tried to find a school for david. we were shocked that in our community, new york city, one of the most important cities in the world, right? there was nothing. all the really superior schools were in new jersey. we had to get in the

. >> peacock. [ ding ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> is nbc not a word?lifestyle. >> the password is -- >> steve: we're going to start with you, allison. remember, one word. no acronyms. >> or initials. >> jimmy: whenever you're ready, allison. >> take your time, allison. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: welcome back to "last call with carson daly", everybody. >> steve: that's implying that she's taking a long time. >> okay. >> derby. >> kentucky. >> steve: ooh, no. >> rider. >> jimmy: jockey! >> steve: boom! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] oh, my. yeah. 4-5. this is a barn burner. james, we will start with you. >> the password is -- >> steve: just don't cheat, please. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: titter. [ light laughter ] >> cow? >> jimmy: cow. >> steve: what'd you say? [ laughter ] what did he say? >> he said titter. >> jimmy: i said titter. [ laughter ] >> steve: raquel welch. anyway. [ laughter ] [ talking over each other ] [ laughter ] >> laugh. >> cow. >> did you say cow? [ laughter ] cow is the wrong answer! cow is the wrong answer! >> jimmy: everyone keeps sayin

associated press she came up with designs, whatever struck her fancy, fruits, vegetables, politics or peacocks. i entered with no business sense. her dresses helped make people happy. telling "vanity fair" that's what life is all about. let's have a party, she said. let's have it tonight. david muir, abc news, new york. >>> a man who took hostages at hillary clinton's campaign office in new hampshire in 2007 escaped from custody. leeland eisenberg held at a minimum security prison on probation violations. he has a long criminal record including two rape convictions. he was up for parole in august. >>> tonight's the night. march madness coming to an end with the championship game between louisville and michigan. the wolverines took down syracuse saturday night. if they win tonight it will be michigan's first national title since 1989. louisville so far lived up to the billing as the tournament top seed. they rallied from a dozen points down to beat wichita state saturday. louisville's women are one win away from a title. erased a ten-point halftime deficit last night. beat university of califor

you see that peacock there. we are teamed up to bring you the best giants coverage.ants. that means we get all the inside scoop. we are going to give you all the inside information. let's see how your drive is shaping up. i'm going to steend it back to you, jon and laura. >> pretty exciting to be out there. as she mentioned, nbc bay area iss is your home online and on air. head on over to nbc bay area.com, search the cove for all things giants. game highlights on nbc bay area news at 5:00 and 6:00. >> in to afor mike inouye is any slaughter. it only took me a good year and a half. we do have that accident we told you about in south san jose on 101 right at tully. you will notice, this is our sky cam looking southward on 101. tully is in the background. you will notice cars are getting through. that is good news here. let's take you up farther into palo alto. 101 up into san francisco. you will notice things are moving smoothly there. let's get you into the bridge. you can see san mateo bridge from the foster city perspective. lots of cars on the road this morning. in

in a new promo on the peacock network, she claims the community opens your children. not ygaa">w)w7ég break through our kind of private idea that kids belong to their parents, or kids belong to their families and recognize that kids belong to whole communities. once it's everybody's responsibility and not just the household, then we start making better investment. >> sean: so the left is claiming you are not responsible for your own children what, are you responsible for? anything? earlier today, after the widespread backlash harris perry responded in an article she wrote, quote, those of you who are alarmed by the ad can relax. i have no designs on taking your children. please keep your kids. but i understand the fear. we do live in a nation where slave holders took the infants from the arms of their mothers and sold them for their own profit. we live in a nation where the government snatched american indian children from their families and reeducated them by forbidding them to speak their language and practice their traditions. but that is not what i was talking abo

. >> in this case, the peacock here, the bird, the parrot has been soaked in methamphetamine and thenture and actually sell it. >> narcotics inside prison can be sold for almost 30 times their street price. an ounce of heroine that might cost $800 can be broken up and sold here for thousands. >> we hit the house. the guy was selling dope out of the house. so there was probably dope in that building. >> to crack down on the gangs' narcotic network, corcoran has formed a highly trained intelligence-gathering team called the investigative service unit. our cameras were allowed access to follow this unit, along with a local canine team, while they set out on a surprise contraband bust. searching inmate cells for drugs, weapons and gang paraphernalia. >> nobody else knows we're coming. the captains don't know, nobody knows we're coming. so this is going to be a complete surprise to staff and everybody. >> head of the isu, sergeant john montgomery, knows that inmates will destroy or hide the contraband if they find out about the raid. >> we're going to go up to the building 4 when they rele

fruits, vegetables, politics, or peacocks. a little pink. she was 81 years old. >>> and it was a huge night for luke bryan. at the academy of country music awards. he won entertainer of the year in a stunning upset, beating friends country stars blake shelton, jason aldean, taylor swift, and miranda lambert. remember, less than a year ago, he was the opening act for jason aldean last year. his tour will probably do well this summer. considering that this award is voted on by fans. >> speaking of summer, when he played our summer concert this summer, blown away. absolutely blown away at how good he is. he's terrific. >> so humble on the stage. he said he couldn't remember what awards he was up for because he was so worried about hosting the event, let alone winning one. >>> one of our favorite funny ladies, melissa mccarthy, was back hosting "snl" again. and once again, she brought the house down. from her fall off the stage to her masochistic basketball coach to her tireless contestant trying out for "the voice." she was laugh

. >> peacock bass or what are you fishing for. >> peacock bass.to be the largest fresh water fish in the world. >> tucker: how big is it. >> encyclopedia britannica used to say 15 feet. it's probably closer to 10. it's going to weigh 500 pounds. >> alisyn: meanwhile, you encounter very ferocious, terrifying things. in fact, you were recently on the hunt of something that killed a guy in a very gory gruesome fashion. tell us about bolivia. >> that's right. that is our season premier. and this was a young guy who jumped in a river, got into difficulties. disappeared. and when they retrieved his body, he had actually had his face eaten. and this is right next to a village on the river. you know, just the thought of something down there that is capable of doing that and what we did was investigate, you know, what was it but also what were precisely the circumstances that led to that. >> did you find it? what did it. >> we did find it i can't really say in advance what it was. it was like a fly. possibly -- i will stop there. barbie dolls, whatever. >>

nbc announcing today leno is leaving "the tonight show" next year, news released from the peacock networkhat have been running rampant for weeks really. jimmy fallon will take over the reins of "the tonight show" in the spring of 2014. and the show will move from los angeles to new york with "saturday night live" chief lorn michaels as executive producer. as for leno, though, nbc quotes him as saying congratulations, jimmy. i hope you're as lucky as me and hold on to the job until you're the old guy. you need me, i'll be at the garage. jimmy fallon's reaction according to nbc, i'm really excited to host a show that starts today instead of tomorrow. except for a brief time with conan o'brien at the helm, the tonight show has been hosted by leno since johnny carson left in 1992. >>> rutgers university basketball coach mike rice is without a job today. a video released showing him abusing players physically and verbally at practice. he spoke out a short time ago. >> i've let so many people down. my players, my administration, rutgers university, the fans, my family who is sitting in their ho

the peacock network seems to be laying the ground for a smoother transition this time around. >> i wanttulate my good friend, jimmy fallon. he is a hell of a guy. he's going to do a great job. jimmy, don't let it slip into sixth! we're counting on you! >> reporter: and for leno loyalists, he'll still be on air for another year. nick valencia, cnn, hollywood. >> another year. >> another year. david letterman had plenty to say about the nbc late-night shake-up on his show last night. >> how many of you folks earlier today saw the white smoke coming out of the chimney at nbc? anybody see that? ha! we have a new pope! ha, ha! i got a call from my mom today. she says, well, david, i see you didn't get "the tonight show" again. >> so, letterman even had a leno-themed top ten list last night and pointed out that he'll soon be the only network late-night host not named jimmy. >>> okay, more rain forecast for parts of the south with a chance of severe thunderstorms across florida and georgia. who's going to get it next? we've got jennifer delgado for that. >> that's right. hey, jennifer. >> hi,

>> stephanie: like a couple of peacocks. >> caller: it is really cute. don't have that right at the tip of their fingers. what i did yesterday i got through a couple of times and i called because i said listen, i'm waiting not only for him to comment on the substance of the taping but also to apologize because i want the democratic national committee to file a slander lawsuit, somehow get the senate involved. it is one thing when fox news does this. it is another thing when a senator does this. >> stephanie: well, yeah. deb, everybody starts with an apology, anybody that suffered depression in america which might be a couple of us. >> caller: thank you. >> stephanie: and has been brave enough to talk about it and write about it so it might help other people. >> caller: so his number is 202-224-2541. and they're really busy today but i mean, i called yesterday and i got through a bunch of times and then three of my neighbors got through yesterday. we were so -- two of my neighbors were republicans saying ya know, we've had it! boom, this is it! >> stephan

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you go to the zoo and you see the peacock. and the peacock spreads its feathers. and as the peacock turns, you noticed that the colors-- the colors of those feathers kinda change a little bit. or you see a child blowing bubbles, great big bubbles, and the bubbles floating off in the wind, yeah? and you look at the bubbles and you see--wow, what you see? beautiful rainbow colors in the bubbles. you see the spectrum. you see all the colors reflecting from the bubbles. isn't that right? or sometimes you take, like, an abalone shell and you hold up the abalone shell and you see the beautiful colors. we call these iridescent colors, yeah? and you're looking at the shell and then you turn the shell a little bit and--hey, wow, the colors change a little bit. or sometimes on a rainy day, you look at gasoline on a wet street. and you look at the gasoline's splotches and--wow, man. they have beautiful colors. and there are rings of colors too. do you have another-- the rings go all the way around like you got green. the green will continue and come all the way around. it's