sign "bird" then peck the ground. bok, bok, bok. let's sign chicken. horse.tinkle, tinkle] horse. make your two fingers flap like a horse's ear. it's also an h for horse. horse. horse. wave his ear. neigh. the horse is eating. sign horse. [baah] goat. [baah] goat. show the goat's chin hair and its horns. goat. goat. it's the chin hair and the horns. [maa] it's a little goat. sign goat. mouse. mouse. take your pointer and brush the end of your nose, showing the mouse's little nose. mouse. they're signing mouse. brush your nose. a mouse. mouse. sign mouse with rachel. [cock-a-doodle-doo] [cock-a-doodle-doo cock-a-doodle-doo] leah. rooster. [cock-a-doodle-doo] rooster. make a 3 and put your thumb on your forehead. looks just like a rooster's comb. rooster. rooster. wow! rooster. make a 3 on your forehead for rooster. cock-a-doodle-doo. oh, hopkins. baa. he sheared the sheep. sheep. take your two fingers and move it up your arm like you're shearing sheep. sheep. sheep. sheep. shear the sheep. baa, baa. sheep. sign sheep. [moo] [clang, clang, clang, clang] cow. co

jackie says she lost sight of it, realized it was pecking at her leg.e it's like i lost the eel, now i don't have anybody to play with. pecks around in the sand. it didn't find a fish and took it up to the surface and came back down. does pick up a starfish for a little bit but kind of like, it's not for me today. >> all we ever see are the ducks and waterfowl go under the water. then yosee them pop up but you thinkhat are there? >> now we know what they're doing. >> the artsy tanks are heading into battle. >> look, there are explosions. dirt's flying, everything. >> exactly what it looked like in your head when you were a kid. >> see the toys come to life, next. >>> in life, sometimes you have to put yourself in the place of someone else to really understand their journey. so today i'm going to put you in place of a bowling pin so you understand what their life is like. >> it's very important to have empathy. so there you go. the camera is on a bowling pin. it sends it down the conveyer belt and it shows you what they have to go through. go through a m

leak my recent peck implant surgery it has been a huge success. but some of the questions of the toy gender implications. david pickens blogs about the legos. yes, there salesman who blogs about legos. he noticed that girl legos can move their legs independently and can't turn their wrists like the classic boy legos. he said, quote, it sends a message of what women are able to do physically. meanwhile, dominoes are being marketed to turtles. >> they killed him for that, by the way. look, are you as outraged as i am? what kind of message is lego sending to girls by creating and marketing toys for them? >> it is so funny. who the hell is david picket? what kind of message is being sent because they can't move their wrists? >> it is a sad one about the blogger. >> i don't get it. what this shows -- what they were saying is that in order to market to the female children they had to make the legos -- >> girls. >> more complicated. >> i don't like that term, greg. >> boys were just happy to play with blocks, but the girls needed something more complicat

that's kind of irrelevant in prison because it's a pecking order society.rong, you know, and that's how you survive. >> before i met him, all i had was this image of this gruff, ripped guy who could take on the whole team of officers, and upon meeting him, i just was shocked to find out that he's actually kind of a calm and collected guy who is not this monster that you see on these cell extraction videos. >> i didn't even know how to turn the computer on until recently. >> what was most interesting was he was just learning how to use a computer, and he had been told by everybody that he was somewhat famous thanks to the internet and these cell extractions that were on "lockup." >> it's kind of fascinating to be able to talk to some of these people that i meet online and stuff, you know, to help me to adjust back into society because they're not vicks. they're not in a pecking order state of mind. >> he was kind of excited by the fact that there were so many posts, so many people responding positively. mostly because i think they were women who found him ve

our top story, his pecks may be firm, but his poll numbers numbers are staggering. it is day three of wiener watch. i should come up with a different name for that. and are race relations in america on the decline? we discuss because we have a black guy on tonight. and was the royal cryer nothing but a fraud? yes he was. i am not teasing. i am flat out telling you. unlike the host of the show. i care about you. >> good luck on this show. at least somebody will be watching you. >> it will be a nice change. >> all right. let's welcome our guests. well, she is so british there is a changing of the guard every time she burps. i am here with author and political commentator imogen lloyd webber. she has three names, every brit does. her latest book is equaled "the twitter diaries" and rugged men would nail at a construction site if he was a 2 by 4. he will be in connecticut on august eyeth, 9th, and 10th. >> hash tag red eye. >> and even his tears have a blood whole level. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if acting sunday cross-word puzzle i would need help t

o'mara is like gregory peck in to kill a mockingbird. he's the nice polite guy. his cross-examination is very probing and revealing. west is the tough guy. this is the good good, bad guy routine. west has to take the flak from the judge because he's going in on the harder areas of the case. the two of them together are getting their points across to the jury. >> paul, exactly to that point, can i ask you something that i saw. i don't know i've ever seen this before. i commented out loud in the room. mark o'mara is very gregory peck like but he stood up and wanted to ask sybrina fulton a cross-examination question but prefaced it with trying to say i'm sorry for your loss. it's the strategy i've seen in every case. you always apologize to the mother of the victim first. i have never seen it objected to. it was objected to and sustained. he wasn't even allowed to apologize and tell her he was sorry. did you find that odd? >> i didn't. you're right. usually prosecutors let it go. what's the point? the judge was right. it's an improper thing to say. whether he's sorr

the owner and more neighbors pecked up more meatballs from the street. they seemed to contain a poisonous substance. tests are being done to figure out what's in those meatballs. if you have any information you're urged to call police. >>> san francisco police are checking on a person with firearms, and they came up with a cache of 29 firearms. on jackie drive in south jose, the prohibited person had been banned from possessing any type of firearms for ten years because of a recent arrest. he complied with police, pointed out where all the guns were located. police took all of the weapons in. they did not take him in. we're calling to see why that is. >>> it's a british sport being played on america's independence day. but cricket is being played here locally. i think he's got a british accent going on right now. scott? >> reporter: i'm not going to try one of those. a great day for cricket. it comes from britain, but it's really catching on rapidly here in the bay area where we met sol young people who have dreams of some day playing their sport on the

really when we think about this, the pecking order has certainly been established. -- i think it is despicable to be quite honest with you that the irs would come before the military, come before safety and chastise. this goes beyond targeting tea party groups like the when you're invved in. this is a pecking order that rewards bad behavior but hertz our troops. >> and our leaders, the lders of the address say his time is busy every day of the year, not just april 15th. sitting there and make our guest take five days a furlough hurts how efficient weend the year around. last a magic the irs is not the most efficient business we are running. especially if you have to have a union to protect you from the federal government perry to sit there and continue. what jacqueline needs to do is go in and clear house. to you really think he will considering the majority of the people working for the irs including a 16,000 new employees put in to handle obamacare? this is just payback for a j well done getting a obama reelected in 2012. charles: i'm glad you're on top of it. thi

capacity so there is an alternative to incarceration is something that the city should put on a higher pecking order. since it costs about $50,000 a year to incarcerate somebody. when i look at the collaborative court models. when we look at the pretrial supervisory models we are talking about here. they are really a fraction of the cost. and i don't think we have that on system down as fluidly we would like, i think many of these are eligible for that program. and that requires pretrial to staff and have expanded population. >> george, we will give you the last word, we are pretty much at our time. >> we are underway, the reality that several of us here are members of the sensoring commission, including our public defender, mrs. mccracken and sheriff mirkarimi and myself. and this is an effort that started last year, the goal is a two-year process to look for sentencing reform and looking at best practices to determine what is appropriate. and certainly pretrial detention is part of the mix. i go back to what i said earlier, i believe that pretrial custody should be based on appropriate -- an

how hard could it be to elbow a pigeon out of the way and peck your way to a full stomach? plus food stamps just turns being poor into some sort of poorgasboard. who wouldn't want to stay home and not work when you can rake in an average of an $134 a month for food. that's almost one $5 foot long a day. three inches for breakfast. four inches for lunch. five inches for dinner. for dessert, the plastic bag. don't worry, folks. do not worry. house republicans are absolutely going to pass funding for food stamps at some point. and when they don't, if people are still hungry, we'll just combine the food stamp program with the immigration program and let poor people eat mexicans. the best part is, the best part is, they are a healthy snack because they pick their own vegetables. we'll be right back. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is a meade yen whom you may know from costanza. please welcome jerry seinfeld. [ cheers and applause ] hey, jerry, good to see you again. thank you for coming on. good to see you. how have you been. >> great, great to be here. ste

. >> again, those are extra peck up spots if you're looking for a ride. now traffic reporter has been covering this all day lochblgt how sit looking? >> holding strong there. yes. well are going to be focusing on san francisco because that is where everyone is making their get away. appears we're in single digits now and all streets that flank 80 freeway is jam packed right now. all streets are packed at this hour. right now golden gate is starting to load up 25 miles per hour as awe approach the bridge 47 aconsiders and making into sausalito does start to loosen up here, is a look. 80 to the maze. a 20 minute commute. 580 is 20 minutes into fremont. outside live, right now that, appears to be a 20-minute zrif drive. just within an hour we're seeing plenty more cars on the roads. delayed because of a group claiming to be occupied pro testors at 3:45 they started blocking buses at the bart station. police cleared them away. these are charter buses picking people up. from there they're transported. >> morning commute took spokes more than two hours on a bus

. >> so he peck he picks up the b butt and walks over ttohe next bi a turns i instead of rl, he takes the whole bag. >> look, he is taking the whole bag. >> he takes the whole sack with him and then gets comfortable. the officials believe he was somewhere between 450 and 500 pounds and could be because of the trash he is eating. and do bears scratch in the woo woods? you bet they do. when a nailer in the alberta area sets up a camera, and then this looks like a disney film, because all of the family jois s in. >> is this real? >> it is totally real. it looks like they are auditioning to be exotic dancers. then at the end of the video, the deer comes back and says, nice. bear funk all over it. watch who shows up afterwards. >> the mountain lion. >> and look at that. >> sniffing the bear butt. and they are not even a little freaked out. >>> this is not the audubon, but somewhere in the middle east, and this is a lamborghini against a corvette. we have dashcam in the lamborghini and you will see who is dusted there. is the corvette and when they get up alongside each other, it is a winni

bike share is viewed as ideal for short distance providing you with the ability to peck up a bike at self service and return it within the system area. mta has been the lead on this and working on this but they came to recreation and park and said we want to put a station close to city hall. it's close to bart and it's a key site for them to place one. we worked with them and identified eyesight at civic center plaza that seemed the best accessible site but not impacting the events we have there. if we can go to the over head. you can see on the overhead and i'm going to point with my finger where it's going to be. it's going to be in the area between these two stair wells up so it's tucked out of the way. so that kind of provides good access, but also doesn't impact the use of the park. the department has reviewed this and determined that the station would be ancillary and supportive of public recreation with charter 11.3 and it doesn't withdraw from substantiate public use of the park. we're entering into an mou with mta. mta request that we enter into a permit with bike who is the

an official report on death is noting pecked to be released for a few weeks. >> stay with "today in the bay" all morning long for continuing coverage of the asiana air crash. bob redell will speak to the chairman of the ntsb later this morning for more on the latest on the investigation. get updates on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> as we mentioned at top of the show, uncomfortable moments overnight at sfo as passengers on a flight had to be evacuated after a tug vehicle crashes into a fully loaded plane. we'll show you pictures here taken by one of the passengers from the terminal. delta flight at the gate with the doors closed when the collision actually happened. passenger bob meyer says he felt a huge jolt. >> immediately opened the doors back up, both captains came off the plane, one inspected whatever it was that happened and told everybody that while the tug hit the plane, we all had to get off we couldn't use the plane. >> passengers were headed to cincinnati on a red eye flight. they were ultimately put on a different plane and took off a few hours after they originally were

. >> what do you peck? >> sdy. the dividend paying and a way to get a return. >> what do you make of that? >> i like it. i think it is an excellent pick. and i will put mine with warren buffet. i, you never think he is over rated? >> no, i think he is underrated and a genius on a unique scale. >> long- term they are good? >> long-term it is great. i don't know how much longer and i love anything withr. buffet. >> guys, thank you very much, that will do it. >> you think it is just your privacy under attack? try your wallet. to how much phone companies are charging the u.s. government for the u.s. surveillance and the government is paying for it wth a tax paying money. is this an outrage? or if it keeps us safe is it a small price to pay? welcome to forbes on fox. i am elizabeth mcdonald filling in for david asbin. wel go to john and rick and we welcome dan mitchell today. we have a great crew, john, what do you think? >> even if

. >> dale tarum who farms near fort peck, montana worries about the recent derailments in the region. >> 35 cars that were derailed and everything that you would find in a target store was scattered across the country side, cleanup, bulldozers and clean that up, what do you do when you dump 37 cars of oil? >> in lac-megantic, helen hopkins greffard thanks transporting oil by rail is just too dangerous. >> i don't think the planes will ever come through here again. the people are up in arms. >> the american owners of the derailed plane in quebec, the montreal maine and atlantic short line railway did not respond to a cbs news request for comment, publicly, they blame the engineer for failing to set the brakes on the train. which came from north dakota. >> jim. >> axelrod: don, thank you. up next a next, as kateaby is cn happens when the newborn arrives? roya. >> axelrod: perhaps you have heard, in london, kate middleton and prince william are expecting their first child, and while buckham palace has only said the due date is some time in july as the month wears on everyone's royal expe

pecks around in the sand here. can't really come up with a snack. she said at one point they did find a fish and took it up to the surface. does pick up a starfish for a little bit but then like, it's not for me today. all we ever see of the water fowl is go under the water and you see them pop up. you wonder what are they doing down there? now we know what they're doing. >>> pranks are awesome, especially when they make really strong, menacing men sound like little girls. >> this is an interview -- a job interview. the guy wearing the cap is supposed to be interviewing bouncers for security. >> oh, so you know that some strong manly men are applying for this position. >> pays 150. you good? >> 150? i can do 150. >> the interviewees are very agreeable. >> there's a knock. the men in the cab is like, i'm going to go check this out. this is when it gets good. >> the lights suddenly go out. it's pitch black. we get night vision view of what's happening. look behind the boxes. the lights come back on and then -- >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> stupid prank.

sheriff says that pg&e was responsible for checking the tree because it was legged near power lines and peck peg said -- pg&e calls the tragedy a "freak accident." >> a broken water main forced the closure of several streets in danville. from prospect avenue to railroad avenue is still closed as is diabolo from front street. side streets are also off limits with water stopping with maintenance crews on the scene trying to clear away the deisund to avoid the downtown area. >> the department is paying for facebook "likes," after an inspector general report found they spent $630,000 on campaigns to increase the department's facebook fans. report says the advertising campaign worked with the department's english payments alone increasing from 100,000 fans to two million in two years. some employees said the department was "buying" fans. >> if you want to be on jeopardy here is your chance but you have to go up against a new exhibit at computer history museum and taught jonathan he is not as chart as he thought. >> you can take your place on the set of "jeopardy" to show the world how smart you a

capacity so there is an alternative to incarceration is something that the city should put on a higher peckingorder. since it costs about $50,000 a year to incarcerate somebody. when i look at the collaborative court models. when we look at the pretrial supervisory models we are talking about here. they are really a fraction of the cost. and i don't think we have that on system down as fluidly we would like, i think many of these are eligible for that

the door is closed and peck et signs are up. and we've talked to one and who's seen it all before. there are two sides to every story. >> yesterday we met at 3:30 at the request of staff and the

we pecked up the projects that weren't -- be picked up the projects that weren't going to benefit from those capital programs. so our goal is -- the ada transition plan is a uniform physical access strategy. it is a list of proposed design and construction projects, not program access. its goal is to do better than the minimum requirements of the ada and have accessible services through the facilities and opportunities for accessible employment. we do have an exception and that's the recreation and parks department which has over 40 sites and of course they've had over $700 million with the bond and gifts to renovate many of their facilities and that program is ongoing with the 2012 clean and safe parks bond. enter price departments are responsible for conducting ada improvements in their facilities like the library or mpa or the airport. that is where the bulk of the improves have occurred in the last 20 years. approximately $4 million in construction has occurred since the ada was passed and i'm not talking housing and streets and public right away. i'm talking about buildings. in th

plus, beef has moved lower on the pecking order as shoppers buy chicken, which is less expensive. this spring, wholesale prices on chicken breasts surpassed $2 per pound. that's the first time that has happened since 2004. farmers are also paying less for feed costs as corn and soybean prices head lower. british airways is expanding its fleet. the airline is launching flights of the airbus a380 and boeing 787. according to australian business travel magazine, both jets will operate out of london heathrow. the dreamler and a350 are both considered big-ticket, high- profile aircrafts. theater owners are worried people will stop buying movie tickets because of the length of movie trailers. a series of trailers including commericals can run up to 20 minutes before the actual movie starts. a report on npr reveals theater owners are hearing complaints from audiences, and some are even calling for change. their reasoning is the teasy trailers that are the film studios' best form of marketing tool take too long and give away too much of the storyline. film studios are reportedly concerned

laws, lowbacks to jim crowe, saying the civil rights -- voting rights act of 1965, every as peck of it, is still relevant today. if you don't think so you are a racist. of continuing to -- racial preferences and high education. this president and house attorney general and this administration has not hesitated to drag race in the issues and divide the country along racial lines when it serves their political agenda. >> thanks very much. glad to have you here for this. when we come back, cincinnati strikes back. one of those rogue agents in the irs scandal testifies before congress. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well, did you know that old macdonald was a really bad speller? your word is...cow. cow. cow. c...o...w... ...e...i...e...i...o. [buzzer] dangnabbit. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. she was a picky eater. we now i'm her dietitian... ...anlast year, she wasn'tating so well. so i recommended boost complete nutritional drink to help her get the nutrition she was missing. and now she drinks it every d