. >> the biggest pet peeve is answering a call while somebody is talking to you. >> it is dark and youle's screens up. >> sure, people can be obnoxious with their phones. but the two new reports say that the smartphone is making you the backside of a donkey-like word that i cannot say on tv. >> of this team of researchers from the university of maryland found that, after just a couple minutes on the phone 20- somethings were significantly less interested in helping others. >> your desire to connect with others and do things goes down picks >> do you think the phones are making as worse people? >> i think it gives you an opportunity do more annoying things. it is always tricky. it is great when your board. you can spend 30 minutes without talking to a person, just texting. it is very anti-social. >> about half the people sent a risky message. almost 20%. but with a date on the phone the entire night. and about 30% say that it is more helpful than a partner because it is more entertaining and it has an off switch. >> you need your phone to keep in touch with your relationships. >> buchan

i was wondering what your biggest pet peeve is. >> we have a similar one.uple other ones. but a similar one is when people are late. that's one of those -- you know what i mean? i sound nerdy, i'm always five minutes early. when someone is 10, 15, 20, 25 minutes late, that's one of mine. >> mine is people that are just so self-absorbed that they don't see anybody else around them and they don't -- they're rude. >> right. >> rudeness i think would be my biggest one. nobody i know. >> yeah, exactly. >> next up we have katie from michigan. >> hi, kathie and hoda. you guys look so fabulous. i'm wondering what your favorite workout regimen is when you only have 15 minutes to work out? >> we look good from across the street. >> yes. >> far away. >> and fuzzy and not in focus. hoda works out like a crazy woman every day. >> 15 minutes, i do the stairmaster for 15 minutes if that was all i had. >> for 15, run on a treadmill. >> yeah. thanks, kids. >> thank you, sara. >> ahead, we are going to take our sex quiz. >> we are? >> plus, the sexy figure flattering outfits

tavis: one of the things, and this is my personal pet peeve, i like that there is diversity among the team. and television can be that way if people are conscious of that that is not like that, but on that show, there is a diversity on the team. >> early on, it just occurred to me that we were like sherlock holmes split into six or seven characters, and each of us had our own expertise. in the pilot of the show, we were all introduced as having our own expertise that we would bring to a case, our own point of view, and there is something about this particular group, because you can throw great scripps at a great group of actors, and it just does not work -- you can throw great scripts at great actors. this works. we have had a couple of characters come and go, but there is a sense of teamwork that these guys have. they bring all of their own individual points of view. all of the characters. joe's. we all bring our particular point of view to a case, but we also function very well not only as an acting team, but i also think this group functions well as a team, and that is what i think

. >> yes, that's one of my pet peeves. >> thank you, topper. i appreciate that. >>> okay, so now what did they know and when did they know it? that is the question that a lot of sports fans are asking them in the so-called nfl bounty gate scandal. but tonight i'm thinking that is entirely the wrong question. okay, who decided that it is not a scandal if it does not have the word gate tacked on the end of it? now we endured the craziness of weiner gates, even two separate stripper gates, but for me, bounty gates, that's the last straw, especially since the original gate scandal. it was watergate. that brought down a president. somehow a singer with the wardrobe malfunction, that just doesn't make the cut. quite frankly neither should billy gate, nanny gate or in sports the so-called trip gate. now if you want to blame somebody for all of this, it turns out that william sapphire is the one who originally popularized this whole thing, but unliked the poor bill, the gate concept is apparently immortal or perhaps undead is more accurate. attaching i

yes i do peeved that the most important obstacle is east of the. rejean certainly it is still not willing to see the use of violence against. probably more pressure. from russia especially and. to some extent. has to be made very clear to the regime as indicated by the russian government business probably the last chance for syria to come to a peaceful settlement to. otherwise if kofi annan peace mission fails it will give a lot of excuse for the western powers to use force and i don't believe syria you see in a very good position to how this use of military force western countries have un security council is united over and i'm surprised though that the u.s. and russia are reaching common ground at least over the peace mission how much will this affect the situation on the ground in syria. i think. understands the precious. papa bri my guess this region is trying to find that hopefully it's use of military force will help to improve the situation on the ground as you see it so that when when peace negotiations begin the regime will be in a practic

one of the things that is my pet peeve, i know that the state department operation funding for iraq has been reduced. i think this year is going to be $4.8 billion. and i know that the department of defense also has reduced from 9.6 to 2.9, almost three billion dollars. i was just wondering if any of the money is used for infrastructure building in iraq? we have a situation in america where our infrastructure is falling apart. since i've been here, we've been giving money to iraq to build their infrastructure. i was just wondering if any of this money is going to be used, do you know? >> congressman, as you know, we have dramatically scaled back on what we spend in iraq. primarily because the military has left in accordance with agreements that were negotiated by the prior administration. now what we are focused on is our civilian presence. so we don't fund iraqi infrastructure any longer. what was funded was primarily on the military side. not the civilian side. >> okay. getting back to cuba on my last issue, we have a criminal who killed a state trooper in new jersey. she's been livin

one of the pet peeves they had during this period is when there would be a baptism and you'd bring your child forward to have it baptized by the priest, the priest refused to handle the child. you'd sprinkle water on him and do all the right things but not hold the child. this was galling to african-americans. they felt this is not the place they wanted to be. this was not the kind of religious institution that would best serve them and their needs and their understanding of what religion should be all about. so as a consequence, you begin to have a number of african-american religious institutions springing up in the city during this time period. the first of these churches to emerge is mt. zion negro church in georgetown founded in 1814. it's followed by israel beth colored methodist episcopal church located on capitol hill in 1820. and even closer to our location, the most important, probably longest enduring institution was the 15th street presbyterian church founded in 1841. it was the first african-american presbyterian church in the city. it was founded by the educator and pastor

good my view ees a perk you up we don't rush hour is not europe we speak about europe but you are peeved you don't integrate russia you know it's not europe france germany and russia the street point after pigs initiative to push again or more quickly and to have a treaty signed. and fight fight c. five years to have a treaty like we are to treat your wrong to be unique sort of economy i need is no problem or visa no problem or finger you know it will be free. fewer chances but full of life. limited time. more optimistic. the theater where the ingenious open their hearts to the rest of us. are real limits. on our team. download the official anti happily cation show by phone the i pod touch from the i choose our story. the job sheesh life on the go. video on demand on cheese my bold colors and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. questions on the potty dot com. world the. science technology innovations of all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. a car problem blown something a residential area in serious second largest city of aleppo reportedly leaving three

. >> caller: just kind of one of these pet peeves of mine as i listen to the various discussions. the idea that it is somehow likened to automobile insurance. you hear that a lot. -- why can't somebody point out the simple fact that the mandated automobile insurance is liability insurance. it has nothing to do with fixing pers.ar if you use the analogy, in other words it doesn't -- if i don't -- there's no requirement for me to have insurance on my car, colon it's all liability which is going to protect someone else. so i can't quite get my hands around the logic of that being applicable, rational argument. and then the o is, buying of the back to the 1870s. that law as i read was only for 18 to 45 white so the applicability of that is so far away from what the realwe and yet it seems those two keep popping up, popping up, popping up. i'd like to have your distinguished panel perhaps address why those keep coming up as rational reasons fsomething seem to have parallelism? again, thank you very much for c-span. i'm a c-span junkie and it's the place to get your news. >> we're seein

groups do say that they are pro israel against free does try to highlight the fact that they are pro peeve apac does say that they are pro peace but are backing. everybody's crow peace but what they usually mean is there's a piece of that they don't want to give away a piece of of israel as a consequence they're really balanced to a very hard line a government that government by the way is not representative it's a collection a coalition of forces with parties you know with with almost a very tiny you know percentage of the votes having one or two votes in the knesset and therefore being able in a sense that dominate politics in a very non-representative way so you have the problem here is that israel itself is run wealth and by the war cabinet which are the generals it says much in a way as a organization you know rather of a country dominated by a narrow elite now you know when i asked them this attendee that three the same question about why it is so much more why i get so much more attention by political candidates a lot of them attributed to the fact that a street as a young organizat

peeves a big part of the chicago special teams unit that's been one of the best in nfl. >> i knew there opportunities there. if you show what you can do in baltimore, they'll galveston give you a place to play. >> we need to cover kicks. we have good specialists. that core group needs to be more dominant. and these are the types of guys to help us do that. >>> sean council died was also added. he played seven seasons in the nfl and signs a one year deal. baltimore will be his 5th team. >>> in baseball, counting county to orioles opening day. it's two weeks away. they'll play a friday. plays host to the boston red sox who used mostly backup players today. adam jones continues to make a case that he should be the cleanup hitter. jones displays hour. and pitching is the greater focus. and new oriole jason hammel had a rough outing. he allowed two earned runs. he called it a photographing day. but the birds beat boston. >>> johns hopkins blue jays play virginia tomorrow. both teams unbeaten and the clash with the cavaliers has the j's fires up. >> you watch growing up and this is the reason

shouldn't i have a right as a mother to decide whether or not my 13-year-old should be seeing that peeveyou as a parent have the right, if the movie is rated pg-13 or if it's rated pg no matter what it's rated the parents still have the right to decide whether their child gets to see the movie or not. >> all right. >> the language in this movie is part of what makes it so powerful. >> it's something that i would imagine kids your age can actually relate to. for the record, i think you're doing an amazing job. congratulations to you, and good luck. >> thank you so much. >>> and coming up, this leggy blonde posed for "playboy" and was in very high demand. she wasn't just a supermodel. she was also a super donor. her incredible story coming up next. [ wrapper coming off a vending machine waffle ] [ sizzling ] ♪ [ male announcer ] free hot breakfast. with fresh waffles. real value. from your friends at hampton. new capzasin quick relief gel. (announcer) starts working on contact and at the nerve level. to block pain for hours. new capzasin, takes the pain out of arthritis. >>> women looking

anybody else was saying in the lead up and he heard too soon which ever one -- getting to be my pet peeve is too soon. even though it didn't apply to anything he was saying,. he could have been reciting his grocery list and said, too soon? and then expected something that wouldn't have come. >> that would have been funny if he was reading his grocery list. margarine, eggs, too soon? >> that would have been hilarious. >> there is a certain person that does that a lot. >> that but trope and their raw tips -- and narratives. >> i just threw up in my mouth. >> it wasn't unamusing. >> i never watch those movies. everybody is jumping down their throats. and anybody uses the word inappropriate, i immediately write off. >> i probably have said that, but i agree with you. >> rocky and bull wink kill was inappropriate. why he did that one, i don't know. >> well, i think what is interesting about this story is gingrich decided he was going comment on it. was he that desperate for attention right now? it is like a high school drama. >> he had to race to the nearest microphone. it was a microphone lig

. >> you get one peeved police officer. >> put it in park! park!gust 8th, 2011, roseville, michigan. the officer is working the day shift when a strange call comes over the radio. >> the call come up that there was a vehicle driving northbound on grossbeck and they stated that somebody was hanging out of the vehicle. as i drive over to where they said they were near, i happened to be a few blocks away. and i drove up and saw the vehicle in front of me. i saw him sticking his feet out of the driver's door. our first thought was that somebody was being either kidnapped or something else and they were hanging trying to get out of the vehicle. it was something i'd never seen in over 20 years of police work. he's basically sort of holding on to the steering wheel. he's got the door open and he's got his legs hanging out of the car. that's when i realized he didn't have brakes. >> the 4,000 pound pickup truck is barreling straight toward a busy intersection at 45 miles per hour. he knows he has to act fast. >> first thing i was trying to think of is how

. >> the thing is though, my pet peeve and many other metro riders always talk about the other things like the delays and broken escalators. any plans to expand the app to include those things. >> absolutely. we didn't want to get in the full features that are unique but we'd love to expand and get those other things in there. >> you have trivia on there as well. we only have ten seconds. once you get your e. seat and have nothing to do, -- e. seat and have nothing to do, there's trivia. >> there's one station without escalators ch. one is it? -- which one is it? >> it's on the redline and it's forest glen. >> that's right. >> they did not tell me that beforehand. metro master, thank you so much. we'll have more information on how to get the app on our website later. thank you for being with us. >> i'm impressed, monika. >>> making news now at 5:52, pakistan is reportedly rejected offers from u.s. officials trying to save the c.i.a.'s drone campaign against al qaeda. american negotiators offered to give pakistan advanced notice of drone strikes inside the borders and limit drone targe

i understand why you would feel pretty peeved off with them all.eality as harry truman said, if you want a friend in washington, get yourself a dog. isn't that the reality? >> piers, i'm not talking about the dogs. and i'm not talking about what happened to me. i'm talking about what happened to the country. you have the fringes of both parties haven't taken control. and you have gridlock. and you have the important issues of the government not being taken care of. now, what are we going to do about it? and we have an electorate which essentially doesn't vote. doesn't come out. the primary process on the republican nomination, for example has driven so far to the right they're off the boards. and i know what goes on behind the scenes. i've been in both caucuses, democrats and republicans. i know where the bodies were buried. and there is a way out. but people have to understand how washington works. and this book is a description of the problem and a solution as to where we go from here. >> well, where are these bodies buried? >> these bodies are b

about 50 people stuck last night at a local airport in florida and the passengers were peeved. >> peoplery upset because they weren't giving us any information and they still haven't. we can't get through to the lines or anything and there's no one here today to help us. >> they don't answer the phone, and i think i've talked to one person in probably a dozen phone calls. >> did that person tell you anything? >> no. >> that's not what you want to hear, but here's what we heard. cnn just received a statement from direct air. they say that all flights are suspended until mid-may. they say it's due to operational matters and that passengers with reservations should contact their credit card companies to ask for refunds. >>> if you lose your smartphone, well, you can kiss it and your privacy goodbye. that's according to a brand new study, an on-line security firm. apparently there's an 89% chance that whoever finds your phone is going to snoop through it, looking for your private info. maybe they think it's britney spea spears' phone, i don't know, but they'll be looking for your info, your

. >>> what's your pet peeve when you're behind the wheel? bet you have one. new survey asked americans that question. the survey by "consumer reports" national research center found nearly two-thirds of the drivers questioned are especially bothered by people who text and drive. two-thirds also got annoyed when able bodied drivers parked in disabled people's spaces. over all, women were more annoyed by the driving faux pass then men. nearly 900 people took part in the survey. >>> at amazon the online retailer is offering $10 gift cards for five bucks to encourage customers to shop on its local deals sites amazon's version of groupon and living social. the cards are good anywhere on amazon.com not just the local deal sites. by the way, living social is partly owned by amazon. last year that site offered $20 gift cards for $10 and sold more than a million of them. >>> there is more to come on news 4 at 4:00. a scary moment at a new york zoo when a gorilla escaped. >>> plus a local contestant [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like mo

since tennessee divides up more than 50 delegates tomorrow, the candidates are fighting for a peeveshe action. mike emanuel is live in nashville tonight. mike, rick santorum was up by double digits just a couple of weeks ago? >> that's right, shep. and so a lot of the undecideds are now deciding. it's gotten to a really tight race. which explains why we see three of the top four g.o.p. contenders here in the past 24 hours ago. mitt romney did an event on knoxville on sunday. rick santorum was in memphis. and newt gingrich has spent much of this day in tennessee. including at this hour he is doing an event in chattanooga. earlier the former speaker took a swipe at president obama on energy. >> the president is supposed to run the country today. let's experiment. get some algae and go to a gas station and have sort of the barack solution. would you like some algae instead of gasoline? i mean, this is the kind of stuff that is cloud cuckoo land. >> gingrich focusing on soaring gas prices spenting much of his time and energy if the south, shep? >> shepard: what's the chances of mitt romn

that is one of my pet peeves. if the giants want him there? they should be done by now.hat big. >> you have gone on and on about the starting season in japan what is wrong with the international culture? >>gary: what is wrong with archy! {laughter} the point is that they have played that game and one started at 1:00 a.m. and one started at 2:00 a.m. and if you did not want to watch the schemes if you are a major player? with a major franchise location in the united states. >> why have women been a around with reverend -- this question! >>gary: i did not know this age. did you want these gross selling beer? the answer is no. and- these- fifthgirls they should not be boxing or selling beer. you could continue to go on a. and you are not interested in the warriors it is your job. >>gary: i guess he is not ready for honesty. and when i say not interested i just do not want to watch players that many will not be here next year. >> this question. does it bother you? >>gary: nobody is going to watch me cry. see you her new hulu >>> the star now supporting whitney houston's daug

>>alejandra: the officer tells kron4 that it is too early to say definitively whether peeving civil- because of this rollover or the fatality. it's feelers' effect -- drivers fail to adjust their driving to the conditions on the road. cough path >>pam: this the coming to us from pacifica. it is an overcast evening. the sun looks like it is starting to find just a bit. >>jaqueline: more rain on tap for tomorrow. give yourself some extra time tomorrow for your commute. we're here is a shot from the mt. tam cam and a little bit earlier. another round of rain on tap for tomorrow starting at about 2:00 a.m. in the north bay and ending by 3:00 p.m.. the bulk of the rain will be from 5:00 a.m. to noon. we will see another round of snow in the sierra but not as strong as what we saw overnight. as we headed to the overnight, the rain picking up by 2:00 a.m.. in the 5:00 our pockets of more moderate rainfall for the north bay. six in oakland, heavier rain. fog we will talk more about the rain, the snow in the sierra ended the drive began forecast coming up. >>pam: snow in the sierra is making

seemed to take the clothes off and she also staged this mock wedding on a date a few episodes and peevedover the other nice bachlorettes on the show and ended the finale with the promises of love and future together. but of course, tabloids have them splitting up in real life and published photos of ben looking for love with other ladies and i sit here in shock this morning it may not be eternal love for them. >> it tears me up inside, too, it does. >> yeah, yeah. >> talk about "the hunger games." people are really looking forward to that movie or i guess it's a series. >> this looks like -- it is a series. it's a trilogy. looks like the film opening this weekend could be bigger than "twilight." you can see how excited the fans were last night at the premier. it is reportedly on track for the huge opening weekend. the hollywood reporter is predicting one of the biggest debuts ever. now, presales have been better for this than the last "twilight" film for a sense of how it's going. the reason seems to be more men are as interested in this film as women. and the movie, of course, is based

we tried it, give it up, nothing peeves as good as piracy. and these are not the pirates of the caribbean, some hollywood movie. they have brutalized innocents even have held them incommunicado, some of them in his suicide, others cited medical problems. these are innocent seamen and something has to be done about this. i think there is a military campaign of regional military is trying to restore the government's authority there. i salute with the u.k. is orchestrating to try to get it a more long-term solution. certainly the military could have a role supporting that. the lead role has got to come up with some kind of political way ahead in the military would be in a supporting role and obviously when it comes down to what you see, operational and today nato and other ships including ones from russia, china, korea, a number of nations out there working together on this problem. so the military has a role in the police into the waters i think can assure you need to set a political condition first in the local region regional militaries are b

i have a pet peeve about medicare because i keep hearing, especially my republican colleagues, sayinghat democrats have cut $500 billion out of medicare. that's not exactly what happened. i think the american people understand savings. we found savings. $500 billion worth of savings. and we used it to make -- most of it to make medicare stronger. i'll go to some of the facts here. it reduces the scription drug costs for seniors, health care law provided a 50% discount on brand anymore -- brand name drugs for seniors in the medicare part d doughnut hole. 6.3 million seniors have already received that discount, saving a total of $2.1 billion, each senior saving an average of $6.4 million. they've already it provides a free annual wellness visit. it strengthens medicare by providing those savings and putting them back into medicare, restrengthen medicare and extended its solvency by eight years, from 2016 to 2024. we have more work to do but we extended it by eight years. and it helps seniors remain at home and stay out of nursing homes and provides nursing home residents with more prote

>>nicole: that has been the pet peeve of americans we have seen the administration spending on greeny rather than focusing on our own gasoline prices and from what i have heard and read they were all right with the fact that grip prices were -- gasoline prices were going up? >> absolutely, under the first administration, if they got up to $4 a gallon i would hate to see what will happen. guys in a country that so blessed with natural resources, coal, oil, gas, we do not need to rely on everyone to dictate the price of our markets. coal, and i go back to coal more than anything else is responsible for half of the energy production and electricity in our country. why are we not concentrating on what we have? do the offshore, on shore, open up the east coast, the pacific coast, the atlantic coast, alaska, in the east coast, the gulf, we have abundant supply of natural resources this administration has said "no, off limits, we will stick to grown agenda." the president has become a venture capitalist that invested billions in his own agenda and turned his back on the most affordable and