no, why it is important to, you know, to be picky but not too picky. hey, by the way, today iihop celebrates 58th birthday and sit free pancakes, what is going on, chris. >> it is next to free. 58 cents for a short stack are you kidding me what kind of deal is that. it is awesome. all you have to do is get in here and choose what kind of syrup you want. we will have fun coming up in a little will bit. hey, camp kelly, bob kelly, you are having fun already. >> go bob go, go bob go. >> we're here at the elbow day camp. they didn't have to tell me i have to get up the rock wall first. >> oh, no. >> oh, bob. >> there is a new you app, with children. >> what is wrong. >> nothing is wrong. >> you scared me. >> what did you want me to do. >> yesterday we talked about free slurpe day. >> 7-eleven. >> yes. >> july 11th, 7-eleven. >> we were talking bit. 7-eleven they have a new flavor because it is their 50th, called birthday cake doughnuts. i was talking bit all yesterday on the show. i was real excited. i get ready to go from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. >> it is

no, why it is important to, you know, to be picky but not too picky.celebrates 58th birthday and sit free pancakes, what is going on, chris. >> it is next to free. 58 cents for a short stack are you kidding me what kind of deal is that. it is awesome. all you have to do is get in here and choose what kind of syrup you want. we will have fun coming up in a little will

you can't be that picky. your clients 99% of the time are going to be guilty. >> host: as a former prosecutor is the system weighted toward the defense? >> guest: we make it that way. someone is presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt it is skewed toward the defense, very heavy burden. the prosecution has to work from that presumption and turn the table, turn it all the way over here to beyond a reasonable doubt. not an easy thing to do. >> host: what defense -- what is the plot of the book? >> guest: a celebrity case basically in which a veteran detective charged with the murder of a young actress on the skid after being a child star fell into drugs, spiraled down and climbed up and find her way into a favorite television show on the brink of stardom and making it as a comeback kid when she and her roommate are brutally murdered. the detective is charged with her murder is because he was dating the actress and becomes a big celebrated case and samantha doesn't want to take the case, doe

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scattered showers and thunderstorms that we see in the summertime they're hit and miss and really picky and choosey where they end up and here's what's happening into tomorrow. cool front drops in from the north and as it does so, how far south does it make it? could it pop ice lighted showers and storms tomorrow? i'm giving it 10% chance. our better chance for rain comes on friday. and you you can see why this low pressure along that front and can give us a good slug of moisture. that looks like maybe a washout on friday. could be on the way. if that low, though, travels any further south we still could miss out on this and making it more scattered showers and in nature rather than downpours and i do think though good potential here one to two inches of rainfall can it bring the lawn back to leafy don't know about that. we're so far in the hole at this point more than 6" in we'll take every drop we can get and keep a slight chance of showers around through the weekend as well. i think saturday will be sunnier day and better chance of staying dry. sunday, scattered light shower showers.

worried about defending the innocent the attorney would have no practice because you can't be that picky. your clients are 90% of the time at least going to be guilty. >> host: is a former prosecutor, is the system weighted in your view toward the defense? >> guest: we make it that way because of what is innocent until proved guilty beyond a reasonable doubt is skewed toward the defense. a very heavy burden. we start out over here. the prosecution has to work from that presumption and turn the table all the way over here to beyond a reasonable doubt. it is not an easy thing to do. >> host: "blood defense". what is the plot of the book? >> guest: the plot of "blood defense" is a celebrity case in which an lapd veteran detective charged with the murder of a young actress who has been on the skid after being a child star, fell into drugs and climbed her way back up and found her way to a favorite television show, just about on the brink of stardom and making it as a come back kid which she and her roommate are brutally murdered, the detective is charged with their murders because he was dat

interestingly, with these pieces, she was never picky about the type of paper she used. it was often said allender would use whatever she had in her studio at the time. it could be anything from artist's paper or poster to something thicker like a poster board, cardboard. sometimes you see that she started a work and then didn't like it, so she would scratch it out and turn it over and use the same materials to start a new piece. so it really varied the type of materials that she would use to draw on. what they would do with these is once allender drew them, and she would either draw them in her own studio at home or there are images of her at neste women's headquarters drawing them there. what she would do with these pieces is she to the editors of the "suffragist," and they would go through an editing process. allender would make recommendations on captions, and sometimes the captions would be changed. they would make markings on the backs, and then these items would be put on to metal print blocks and they were used to bring the newspaper. it didn't matter how large o

like that she's chubby and nude all the time because it reenforces the fact that us men are not very pickyouldn't pick her out of a bet reading crackers. you would be surprised. as far as the gun things go do we take the guns out of the posters. you know the movies is all guns, all good moreovevies are all gu you know why because guns are awesome. >> steven spielburg had to cgi the guns out of movie because people complained about it. -- >> i actually think all shootings are started by people who see a picture of a gun. people are totally normal and they are going to see the picture and there's going to be a mass shooting. >> has made a ton of money living in his mansion in california or whatever. and y the fact that the nra is blamed for literally every problem in this country i take some hombrage with. lenham dunham i'm not a fan of. i have such a problem with some of her views but. donald trump is popular as a direct result of lenham dunham. >> who speak for everyone, like they know best, very superficial, and has no curiosity on the other side and comes to faulty conclusions. if you se

picky. >> you have -- thank you. >> you have more time. this iseginning of democrats who would expand social security so that every american can retire with dignity and respect. that is a statement. this amendment as all these categories. the original platform calls out and i fully support is the fact that it is women who have taken the time out of the paid workforce to care for their children, aging parents and family members. that is so absolutely true. for that reason, out of respect, i would like to have this in the mid-receded because i think it takes away from the strong statement that we are making about social security and for the women have sacrificed all these years. [applause] anyone speaking in favor? >> from the state of nevada. i'm speaking in favor because it goes forward to recognize that we are forming our families and many different ways that. we have same-sex couples. [applause] upre children are growing with two mothers and two fathers. we need social security to reflect this to reality. thank you. -- the reality. -- ne

al qaeda wasn't really that way they were a little bit more picky. it is the same form.the islamic state. a lot of the radical cities have wanted this forever. it was the first to actually do it. do you see a great distinction it is saying that they will kill even muslims. or even people that did not seem as conservative they saw them. >> they see it to different ways. and then they hate each other. they hate everyone that doesn't believe exactly what they believe. they don't care who they kill. they will kill their own if they blaspheme or say something wrong. we've seen evidence of that. >> they are going to deploy additional soldiers. what is your take on how the administration is handling the regional right now? >> at the slow realization that they want to start pushing them back they will need a lot of support of the americans. they just took the airfield, kate west, it is a largest city been being held by isis right now and they realize that they need american support. american leadership needs to be everywhere in the world with this airfield. they will be able to

>> because we are not as picky of an eater.ar, when i won "america's got talent" i'm going to open up a restaurant called wherever. >> because when a girl gets in the car, she says, i'll go wherever. okay. >> the most popular place on the block. >> we have jessica asks this. my fiancee is too involved in our wedding planning. he wants a say in every single thing. how can i get him to back off a little without hurting his feelings? >> here is what you have to do. men are afraid mortality and moms. you put those together. oh, mom said before she dies she wants to see me drink from a mason jar. that's what i need before i go away. blame everyone on mom. >> why wouldn't he have an equal say in that? >> he just said his fiancee's name is jessica and they have been having this very argument. >> he wants to be involved. he wants to be a part of that stuff. >> what do you want? >> i don't know. i think if you have good booze, good food and good music, you have a great wedding. >> you thu mary ann italian. >> let's go across the street.

the 6-year-old is on the autism spectrum scale and like many on that scale, he's picky about his food. but fries are the one thing he'll eat. the golden coral, the restaurant was dismissive, but after hearing the story, the owner of mcdonald stepped in. >> i wanted to reward our fan and make his day and make his happy. >> for them to care and understand and help me, that's the blessing. to see somebody caring and people don't help others. little ej will get unlimited fries for a year. golden coral has apologized and necessity said once they learned about ej's condition, they waived the policy, but the family chose to leave. golden coral invited ej's family to come back for a meal on the house. >>> so both managers, both restaurants stepping up. would be dead. >> a good choice of a favorite food. >> those are good fries. >> we approve. >> enjoy young man. >>> on this sunday morning, you're never too old to be y >>> a little gray. >> >> it's comfortable. >> we need a reset day. >> this could be it. yesterday we had showers and thunderstorms that were heavy in some parts of the area. you

like many on that scale he is picky about what he eats. fries are one of the things he likes. when his mom tried to explain that in the golden corral, the restaurant wa story, the owner of the mcdonald's stepped in. >> i want to reward our fans and just make his day. >> for them to actually care and understand that, you know, it hurt me. i mean, that's the blessing. >> little ej will now get unlimited fries for a year. they say once they learned about ej, they waived the policy but the family chose to get up and leave. golden corral has invited ej's family to come back in for a meal on the house. >>> straight ahead on eyewitness news on this sunday morning, long lines outside of bookstores last night. the harry potter craze is back as j.k. rowling's newest work -- she was a small part of this, the expected, virtually. now, you can. experience the new gold castle scratch-off with 3d gameplay. play in a new dimension, only from the new york lottery. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it t

. >> marty:president obama is apparently very picky about his late-night snack.the new york times details the president's routine after hours. after dinner with the first lady and their two daughters, he gets a little "me-time." >> marty:the activities may very, but the times reports the snack is always the same: exactly seven lightly salted almonds. the report gave no reason for why almonds, but they are good for you. almonds are high in mono- unsaturated fats that help lower cholesterol. >> marty:according to the newspaper, mr. obama also reads, writes, plays "words with friends" and watches e-s-p-n during his alone time. >> marty:take a look at this french bull dog and her unusual bond with a koi fish. the dog's name is daisy, and whenever she goes to her owner's koi pond, the same fish, named frank, comes to meet her. daisy routinely gives frank kisses near the edge of the pond. the owner has two other dogs, but none of them pay any attention to the fish in the pond. these two love-birds have gotten a lot of attention on social media. the owner says their sto

. >> he's very picky. >> we did have some fog near the coastline, but raj has mentioned a lot of spotsn point reyes. we're tracking the full forecast and hotter temps next week. >>> what do you do when you get a nearly $200 parking ticket more than 300 miles from where your car is actually parked? you call us. i'm investigator chris chmura. the bay area responds, next. to an oaand sool tcher who s stu learng a ugh >>> nbc bay area responds to an oakland schoolteacher who was stuck learning a very tough lesson that wasn't even fair. >> chris chmura is with us, but let me get this straight. i can have my car with me and get a ticket somewhere else? >> yes, basically. she learned how hard it is to fight a city agency, but we helped her do it and put some money back in her pocket. last fall she received a ticket from the city of los angeles for parking in front of a fire hydrant. the problem? her car wasn't in l.a., it was in berkeley at an auto shop getting repaired. she showed them her repair estimate and rental car agreement. the auto place even sent something saying the car was with th

not to be picky. >> get the stop watch out. it was never going to be a muslim ban.ere to make sure problematic people or people we assume may not be vetted properly. >> although he said total and complete. >> donald trump. i don't know if you are aware of this, engaging in hyperbole on occasion. there was always going to be some sort of metric. this is the metric he laid out last night. problematic countries. we are california residents. san bernardino was a horrific thing. one of the terrorists in the attack came here legally and went through the vetting process and checked out. i think we're not overreacting enough to make sure we fix this problem. >> one of the things that politifact checked is there was no vetting. that is total bs. they don't say that. >> you do. >> there is a two-year vetting process for people to come in. i'm kcurious. you are a california republican. after the speech, are yousuppoe? >> 69% of the country think the country is on the wrong track. they are frightened with what is going on in the news. they want someone to sound the alarm bells.

can you believe that in the those summertime thunderstorms are very picky and chose where they end up we haven't seen a lot of beneficial rainfall 10 percent chance as we martha's vineyard into tomorrow afternoon evening much more likely we get into friday and forecast models really trying to come together on this, i think this really could be a good soaking on way for friday. so run throwing time line, again hot and muggy tomorrow as we tap into southwest flow then here comes this front, from the north and the west. and as i mentioned a 10 percent possibly a storm into tomorrow afternoon and evening. but again, most of us don't see that activity. it is it isn't until friday we push in real rainfall. that's lot of green. also yellow and orangeses and reds indicating we could get some good downpours with this system. that low pressure system coming together with front to really squeeze out the proverbial wash cloth or the sponge. give us some good rainfall. one to two inches maybe even more than that in some fingers and keep doing the rain dance. precipitation deficit, boy, 6.tlaun for

maybe i'm just being picky. however the sound bite that you played, it struck me while i'm sitting here, she said why is it that donald trump's ties are made in mexico, suits are mama t in murky and sofas made whatever, and items because of our stupid tax code.mama in murky and sofas made whatever, and items because of our stupid tax code. and minimum wage. these are two big democrat policies that republicans vehemently disagree with. we have the highest corporate tax rate in the free world, in the developed world. number one. number two, the minimum wage drives manufacturing jobs overseas, period. if you have to pay someone $10 or $12 an hour like they're proposing, all those lower wage manufacturing jobs will go right it places where they don't have that minimum wage. so take that and run with it and say they're's why my ties are made in mexico, because it's cheaper. i'm a businessman. and as president, i'll fix this problem so that we can bring manufacturing back. >> jobs back here. that's what you have to do

and i'm sort of picky, and i'm a little, you know... >> abrams: brutally...est. and at the end of the day, it's a movie. you know, this is not curing cancer. this is not eradicating poverty. this is... this is making a movie, right? right? that's what you believe, right? >> abrams: i'm sorry, she lost me after, "this is just a movie." i was like... >> whitaker: jeffrey jacob abrams grew up in hollywood's studios. but when he took a tour of a movie back lot at age eight, he knew he'd found his calling. what in particular drew you to it? >> abrams: i think the thing that was so cool is the whole thing felt like a magic trick, that it was... it was every aspect of illusion, of creating something that seemed like it was actual... actually happening and real. >> whitaker: he picked up the family's home movie camera and tried his own sleight of hand. >> now, we seek revenge! >> whitaker: he admits his earliest works weren't that good. but he got better. he won a teen film festival and got written up in the "los angeles times." that's him in the middle. the article

air every night, so i can't imagine they're gonna say no to yours. [ light laughter ] they're not pickyis series would begin next january, coinciding with the inauguration of our next actual, real president, and donald, you can make the show whatever you want. if you want to be a heroic president in a "west wing"-style drama, that's fine. if you want it to be a comedy in the style of "seinfeld," that's great, too. you will have access to all of our top writers to help you craft this series. tremendous writers, with the biggest brains, from all the top schools. [ laughter ] and let's be honest, tv is the perfect place to accomplish all you want to do with your presidency, because a lot of what you want to do is impossible in the real world. but on tv, we just need to build a tiny part of the wall -- [ laughter ] -- and then we'll just cgi the rest. [ laughter ] we can even -- [ cheers and applause ] we can even, for you, write a scene where a judge just outright admits he's biased against you because he's hispanic, and that he's jealous because he couldn't get into trump university, and

. >> and then here's jacob and so apparently jacob is not a picky eater but she enjoys doing it.y can't identify. >> you're the opposite. >> don't try to make out the food. here it is now eat it. >> that's popular parenting when you grind things up or blend them and throw them in the mashed potatoes. cauliflower. >> not that we were picky eaters but you're not leaving the table until you finish everything on your plate. >> i remember my brother sitting there in the dark kitchen with a lamp just still not finishing food. he cannot leave. >> i would stick it in my cheeks and go to the bathroom. or a soda can. i would smuggle slowly the green bean into the soda can. >> i don't like forcing kids to have to finish their meal. i have to believe they have to try it. if you don't like it, we'll move they say it takes seven attempts to get your kid to really -- you'll find this out -- to finally like something. >> is there one thing you won't eat that your parents try to get you to eat? one thing you can name that i could never get into it? >> i had no idea but in spain it's a delicacy. c

to battle the leftover fall pendulum 61 for san jose and talk to attempt to 74 san mateo 62 to be pickyekend. >>reporter: we spotty and accident and how chiapas still wrapped not concede to stop and go traffic approaching the same list of 25 and tried to will 5 up to the dublin and touching most of the traffic has pretty much in doubt the-home approach to the senate this jackson the the more radical and the image of troubles farms were taken in a small drive times used in the east shore free with 22 minutes from hercules oakland. >>robin winston: >>darya: last year the 60 will die and also after going through an operation and dental facilities the family has been fighting to change a loss in more safeguards the need for our children market in these types of the procedures as one family attended the funeral for that for rewrote toffler she died of an abundance of the season last saturday in san ramon. >>terisa estacio: and pieces that along woodcut the new safeguards into place for children is suggested by mandating denton's gift and for options for oral surgery in his face some oppositi

i'm a very picky guy apparently. now, allen touring right here was a british crypt analyst during world war ii, and deposited now the touring test. tourings tourings' idea was if you could query a human being where the sound of it would not tell you which was which, so if you were using a keyboard to ask it questions, you could determine whether you had created artificial intelligence by having a human being question the machine and other humans and if they couldn't determine which was which, you would have created artificial intelligence, according to touring. now, microsoft a few weeks ago thought, let's run a little experiment. they created an artificial intelligence and what they did was they created a twitter account and turned it over to a computer and hypothetically, they programmed this computer to act the way that microsoft thinks a 15-year-old girl would act on a twitter account. within 24 hours, this thing was tweeting racist responses, essentially it had been trained by the internet in all of the horrific

picky when we believe european equities are going to be under pressure. tom: james bevan this seems to be the theme of the morning. the idea here is a brexit. can you export brexit? that is a record number of axis. anticipate that with the british public is done is to vote against political elite who has become disconnected from the trials of the everyday man. it is being played out over in -- mr.tes where the -- peoplemr. sanders are not happy. where i would disagree in terms of -- there are some good companies with very high internal yields. i think relatively well placed and can sustain margins. play -- wille will pay higher prices and don't to be dissipate rather than low. tom: part of the friday debate. francine loquat in london and tom keene in new york. worldwide, we'll gross and generous capital -- william gross, we will talk to him about the fed. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: bloomberg surveillance worldwide. in war so, -- in warsaw, nato meetings. this will be a meeting of the president of united states. jean-claude uecker will be there. francine, a

if i was designing this human being, this isn't the shape i would choose either so i'm a very picky guy apparently. >> now allen turning was a british cryptic analyst during world war ii and posited the idea of what's called the terring test. if you could put a computer and a human being through some mechanism by using a keyboard to ask it questions, could you determine whether you had created artificial intelligence by having a human being question the machine and other humans and if they don't determine which was which you would have created artificial intelligence according to turring. microsoft a few weeks ago thought let's run a little experiment. they creed an artificial intelligence and what they did is created a twitter account and turned it over to a computer, and hypothetically they programmed this computer to act the way that microsoft thinks a 15-year-old girl would act on a twitter account. within 24 hours this thing was tweeting racist responses. essential think had been trained by the internet in all. horrific things that the internet can bring to life and microsoft quick

. >> i'll picky up the tell prompter, turning to the national convention, philadelphia police union about planned speakers. >> the union is insulted over who made the list, and who clinton's campaign did not invite to speak. so, steve, you have details with south philly? >> there is unrest with the philadelphia police union over the issue of social unrest being tackled at the democratic national convention next week. >> it clouds mothers of those killed in confrontations with police officers in this country over the past year. john mcnesby, the leader of the philadelphia police union, put out statement saying it is sad to win an election police clinton must panned err to the interest of people who do not know all of the fact while the men and women they seek to destraut outside pro ticking. police clinton you should be ashamed of yourself if that is possible. clinton campaign quickly added a speaker. charles ramsey. the former police commissioner. and added this statement in reply. as hillary clinton has said, we need to support the heroic police officers who put their lives on the line e

i am a very picky guy, apparently. alan turing was a british cryptanalyst during world war ii. he posited the idea of the touring test. -- turing test. if you can query a computer into human being through some mechanism where the sound would not tell you which was which. maybe you're using a keyboard to ask a question. you could determine whether or not you had created artificial intelligence by having a question asked and as they could not determine which was which, you would have created artificial intelligence. microsoft a few weeks ago thought they would run an experiment. they created an artificial intelligence. they created a twitter account and turned it over to a computer and hypothetically, they programmed this computer to act the way that microsoft takes a 15-year-old girl would act on a twitter account. within 24 hours, this thing was tweeting racist responses. it had been trained by the internet and all of the horrific things the internet could bring to life. microsoft quickly shut it down. no 15-year-old girl is quite that racist. and -- at about a week later, twee

>> yeah, the goal not to get to nit-picky but it was a goal without a find end date so we are consideringith the institutionaling with all the districts they are making progress. complete in the sense that t is fully adopted by the police department to commit to 50 percent and focus on the 5 and that is increasing >> i guess you can make comments. this won't be a dialogue. thank you. >> good afternoon again. cathy delukea with walk san francisco. good afternoon chair yee this time and commissioners. we were happy to read the 2015 progress report but we stumbleed upon it on a blag post so were surpriseed it wasn't release today the vision zero community. another thing about the report and we shared with city staff, we all know we are not making report but the report there wasn't a sense of urgency in the report. the language of the report seemed problematic. there was language that, getting to vision zero will not be quick. we know it has to be quick. it has to be now. there is other language-we are just two years into a very long term commitment. 10 years isn't that long term. we need to

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. >> their caloric intake is all over -- >> and some picky eaters. >> can you believe the mom bashing think there are two issues in terms of mom bashing. i can tell you that as a woman and as a mom i think there's a very easy predisposition to be like global mother. once you're a mother you want to be everyone's 340er on the planet an so i think that a lot of women and a lot of moms are well meaning when they try to jump in and say like you should put a hat on that baby. it's cold but the other side is that i have yet to meet a perfect mom. if there is anyone out there, please tweet me -- >> or dad. >> exactly so i really think we have to give every mother the benefit of the doubt. every parent the benefit of the doubt and say that, you know, stay in your lane. this isn't like running with scissors, these kids are at the beachment they were supervised. i wonder if anyone was bashing the dad bod here but really. nutritionally all you can tell by someone's appearance is how many calories they're getting. >> thanks very much. >> check it out. what a beautiful day. great day to be on tele

. >>> era un picky. >>> bueno seÑores vamos a sentarnos. >>> el problema estÁ que las fotos estÁn clarascÍa ha tenido que alertar a usuarios en varios estados recientemente dos hermanos de o er gon encontraron un arma mientras trataban de atrapar a un pokÉmon muchos padres dicen que el juego podrÍa llevar a sus hijos a centro de rehabilitaciÓn para abusadores sexuales. >>> encontraron tambiÉn aÚn mujer conscieninciento te en un. >>> y recuerdo quer versus taron en noticias telemundo.com para conocer esto y mÁs y ahora que continuamos con toda nuestra familia. adelante chicos. >>> gracias, gracias edgardo. >>> y vamos con esto un beso para mucha especial a jaime martÍn del campo que estÁ de cumpleaÑos mi querido pelÓn. >>> felicidades. >>> abrazos y besos. >>> y bueno quiero contarles esto porque maluma ha trabajado mucho el muchacho. >>> sÍ. >>> sÍ claro y estÁ fue de vacacionesazo la playa y el alÍi en la playa estaba con una bella y joven belleza. >>> mira la chica es guapa, pero entonces dicen que ellos estaban beso y beso y manita por allÁ y en medio del ese no y de repente pues que