hundreds of millions of jobs and we're a capitalist country and this was capitalism's finalest day and to pooh-poohonly so many people got stock, wealth creation in a real economy. >> and you missed my point. i didn't say it was a bad thing. i think it's actually a good thing. i just don't think that we can describe this as a great day for main street. main street is not exposed to the level to-- >> how about-- >> that's not the point. what i'm suggesting, i finally think that wall street is getting it right. valuing companies appropriately so that we don't see bubble main. i think where facebook ended up is about right and that's a positive thing for markets moving forward. >> i think the take away is that america goes from a dorm room to 100 billion dollars market value in a few years, you can get a billion dollars in earnings going out of nothing. in a few years, no other country pulls that off with the regularity of america, ultimately why we won't wind up looking like greece down the road. we've got the stock market and startups. >> brenda: it's important to remember that the nasdaq is down ab

. >> the reviewers pooh poohed it and the art establishment in philadelphia pooh poohed this kind ofs enmity against them. he was an onerous kind of person. >> reporter: so barnes directed a building to house the house next door to his home in marion just outside of philadelphia. the barnes foundation was rarely open to the general public. he said its main purpose was to conduct classes and art appreciation. >> in the foundations courses artists are linked up with life itself. >> reporter: barnes made very specific prigss for what would happen to the collection after his death. giving lincoln university, the historically black college where julian bond's father hora to nate most ofhe trustees to run the foundation. >> i think it was partly because barnes wanted to put his finger in the eye of people in philadelphia. "take that." i'm going to put these black people in charge of it and see how you like that. >> reporter: barnes died in a car crash in 1951 leaving $10 million to support foundation but by the 1990s the instance st. louis was going broke and began a series of legal battle

. >>> vallejo police officer jim cap pooh is now memorial iced in washington -- memorialized in washington d.c. >> august 24th, 2011 periods. >> reporter: eric holder read the names of officers killed in the line of duty. it's held every june 13th and there are now more than 19,000 names on that monument. >> we pledged to honor their stories. we honor their sacrifice and although they are missing from this crowd, they are still with us. >> and the officer was shot and killed by a suspected bank robber, he -- bank robber was shot and killed. >>> 32-year-old frederic toeser faces attempted murder and robbery. he has confessed. a lodg is expected to rule and the judge will decide on whether he will answer those charges. >>> it happened before 2:30 yesterday afternoon on west 10th street on auto center drive. police say the victim had left the scene by the time officers arrived. the 21-year-old man was found -- was found near his home still awake and alert. he is expecting to survive. >>> two other men have been identified. it happened near plymouth avenue. he was shot by a pair of gunmen who

one of the officers was jim cap pooh 0 died in november pursuing a robbery suspect. we now know what killed art kit kinkaid. his death was an accident caused by a fatal combination of alcohol and valium. his brother told the san jose mercury news his brother had battled it for years and relapsed just prior to his deaths. he sold more than 10 million beyond pieces. the second face against or call is now underway. they will hear testimony on whether it private two -- violates two java pat tents and one is in favor of or call. it could not agree on the 4th basis for a setelment. >>> it will go before the -- go before the board of supervisors. the full board is expected and mount any riders who have not paid a fair will go through the front door but if you have a chicker pass or jump he and really the better rider experience of not having to wait so lock at one of our many bus stops is the real benefit. >> now 451, he is being praised for his heroic actions. what he did to fall 40 feet into the a barrel of acid. . >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, time

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i'm not trying to pooh-pooh facebook. as a matter of fact, craig, i congratulate you. i think that's terrific. i don't have any of it. if you want to give me 25% of yours at a buck a share, i'll buy it from you. there is a sector going, technology. that is the area where people will make their money. >> ned has redeemed himself from acting like a dinosaur, like we don't know technology. we've embraced technology. hold on. when we come back, we've learned a lot about ipos, listings in public companies and talked a lot about technology. how do you decide after the facebook hype is over when to get in on a stock? i'll talk to the panel about that when we get back. all right, it's got what? 360 horsepower. 365 horsepower. let's see what that feels like. so this is 365 horsepower. all while delivering really great fuel economy. so we're getting great fuel economy? cuz that's what i'm thinking about right now. where they grow america's favorite wpotatoes. idaho, everyone knows idaho potatoes taste great. but did you know they're good for you too? they're high in vitamins and

he said kind of pooh poohed it and said it's a tempest in a tea pot, that this one trader in london whoy dubbed the london whale was building up this massively outsized and potentially dangerous position. the question is, dimon likely knew about the trades, but was probably unaware of the risk or firm details of what exactly this guy was doing that we now know led to a $2 billion and possibly poor. dimon said another billion in losses could come from this one single position. >> the first question is how can this happen? jamie dimon and jpmorgan chase had come through the down turn better than any of the other banks and were known for their risk management. he has been the industry leader in arguing against reregulation, against the volcker rule and other aspects of dodd-frank. >> there is nothing wrong or illegal or unethical, if you will, about what jpmorgan chase did. right now -- >> it's stupid though, right? >> yeah. da jamie dimon said that, because we were stupid doesn't mean other banks were with. for the volcker rule to be enacted, remember, it is out there and is being written

i remember one of the apple announcements from steve jobs where steve pooh-poohed the idea of puttingt on ipod. the new ceo of apple talked about jobs last night at "the wall street journal's" all things digital conference. one of the rare interviews he agreed to. take a look. >> he would flip on something so fast that he would forget that he was the person that was taking the 180 polar position on it the day before. >> give me an example. >> he was -- it was an art. you would never know that he thought the opposite. >> steve jobs. you can find more of that interview of all things. to some degree addresses the controversy. before becoming ceo cook was in charge of the factories. >>> other news, shares in facebook fell below $30 monday in very active trading. facebook also started trading on the options market. allowing traders to make bets as to where they thought the price was going next. there are lots of bets this price will go much lower. >>> we will talk more about-face book coming up at 5:30. >>> let's talk research in motion. check in with seema mody. p she's in the cnbc head q

in the fourth, pooh gasol lays a monster pick against gallinari.sions hits the go ahead three and lakers sink the nuggets and now lead the series 3-1. >>> amar'e stoudemire was back in the knicks' lineup after cutting his hand last week. he scores 20 to help keep new york alive for one more game. they squeak by the heat 89-87. miami still has a commanding 3-1 lead in that series. >>> and holliday was a driving force to help the 76ers take down the banged up bulls. he scored 20 as philadelphia holds off chicago 89-82. the 76ers lead the series 3-1, putting the top-seeded bulls on the brink of elimination. >>> in baseball, an epic game between baltimore and boston. it last 17 innings with 18 different pitchers taking the mound. aviles could have won it for the red sox in the 16th. he slams into catcher matt weiner, but he holds onto the ball. payback in the 17th as orioles' jones blasts a three-run homer. baltimore outlasts boston, 9-6. >>> in hockey, the l.a. kings are going to the conference finals for the first time since 1993. they steam rolled p

everything from razor, shah pooh, hair coloring air februaryers in and tide detergen. e says he has a legitimate business and has no way to know whether the items were stolen. police raided the store and seized the merchandise. >> we made sales to him and clearly indicated that the items we were selling were stolen. >> you know. [audio not understandable] >> reporter: police took a stack of navigation systems at least three have been linked to car thefts in dc and montgomery county. linda so, abc2 news. >> for more information down load the abc2 news smart phoneapp. >>> happening this morning a. highway sign is dedicated in honor of a trooper killed in the line of duty. the sign is in honor of trooper wesley brown shot while working part-time security at a restaurant in forestville in 2010. the unveiling is taking place along interstate 495 near the state police forestville barracks. a man has been sentenced to life in prison without parole for the death. the ronald reagan foundation is threatening action to stop the sale of a vial of blood said to be that of the forme

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they love winnie the pooh. i love that. eyes are open. >> greg: how are you going to serve it?: be here in a month. >> eric: name? >> dana: jasper. sir jasper. >> andrea: this week we mourn a legend. sasoon died. i love the eulogy, he will be remembered for his wash and go approach to hair care, cut so good it requires little maintenance. if you don't look good, we don't look good. >> greg: awesome dude. if you read his history. >> bob: quick cut. i wait for you in the makeup room behind you it's like waiting for a week. >> you said it was waiting for brooklyn bridge. >> you know, presidential arrogance, if you hear this when president obama talked about his flip-flop on gay marriage? >> i think about the soldiers or airmen or marines sailors out there fighting on my behalf. and yet feel con scrapeed. >> eric: you picked that out. >> dana: i heard that and i thought i heard it wrong, he must have meant the surrogate. probably a slip. but not good. >> eric: not good. all right, greg. freddie time for the banned word or phrase. today is "reaching out." i hate it when people say w

redman walks in the room at 6 years old wearing winnie the pooh pajamas and a kitchen knife in his hand i'm going to stab myself. i'm not going to hurt one of you, i'm going to stab myself. this is 6 years old. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> what gets a 6-year-old to that point? >> he didn't want to see this. he couldn't stand it. it stopped us. i must say. put a stop to that. >> at the end, a priest was called to her bedside to perform a wedding and instead ended up delivering last rights. >> yes. >> what were those moments like for you? >> i'm not over it yet. >> it went on and on. i would suggest you all go on the website, today.com and look at the whole thing. it was heartbreaking. talk about a man who is filled with regret. >> yeah. that's exactly. >> we never have these things to do over again. you know? i just felt my heart just ached for him. >> he looked like he was in a lot of pain. >> he did. >>> the tony nominations came out. >> yes! yes. we're excited. a lot of our predictions -- >> you're right. you're right. >> yeah. one which is one of our all-time favorites, received 11 nomina

pooh >>> good morning.regards to the a's series bart ram manying up service -- for all of the memorial day and weekend event including the giants game monday extra trains, extra cars 75th anniversary mike was alluding to weather-wise authorities are asking drivers to an individual the area no parking at crissy field and marina full bridge closure 9 p.m. pedestrians asked to clear the bridge 5 p.m. sunday fireworks begin 9:30 traffic will be a mess in the area golden gate ferry is offering extra service on sunday as well. elsewhere around the bay critical mass this evening at 6:00 at justin herman plaza that will affect your getaway commute if you are heading out of town for the long holiday weekend. carolina and sonoma boulevard, terry mcsweeney has been reporting on police activity that intersection is closed as is part of highway 29 alternate would be mare island way or broadway. >>> coming up on 6:20. uh-oh new research says going into work could make a common illness worse. >>> going once, going twice,

this country and get good press to come up with specific ideas and get no presses but i suppose it is pooho praise those occupying our streets but whether to ask them whether they are occupying anything close to reality. not just the occupiers. on fox business you are going to hear about the spin on the economy that could cost you your money. it's all about business because we just don't report the business. what do we do? we give them the business. >> what is the idea there. we give them the business. >> we give them all the business they want to know about on fox business network. we give them the business. [ laughter ] >> neil: you know what, i

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. >> most pooh saying no, this was a dig. it was done during a dress rehearsal, not a show.was filmed. >> sounds good to me. kim kardashian returned to europe and the cannes film festival with an accusation against the airline that brought her back. >> british airways. she was very upset. anyone who has been to the airport. you open up your bags. a lot of times they've been looked through when you get them back. she said -- >> rifled through. >> she said some of her stuff was actually missing and it was stuff that had sentimental value and stuff that wasn't replaceable. and she took to twitter. she said i'm really upset. shame out guys. i'm sure if british airways is smart they've reach out the do kim ckardashian. no one knows what they took. she she ever said what the personal items were that are not replaceable. our minds are wandering, what could it be? >> i would like to hear. >> it will show up on ebay. we can all bid on it. >> you be the first one. >> okay. >> listen, this wedding proposal by this guy out of portland, oregon, has gone viral. everybody is about it. let'

i remember one of those apple announcements where steve jobs actually pooh-pooh'ed p idea of puttingeo on ipods. they were digging in the wrong hole. obviously he changed his mind. tim cook, new ceo of apple, talked a lot about jobs last night at "the wall street journal's" all things digital conference. take a look. here he is talking about steve jobs the flip-flopper. >> he would flip on something so fast that you would forget he was the person that was taking the 180 polar position on it the day before. >> give me an example. >> it was an art. he would never know that he thought the opposite. >> you can find more of that interview on all things d.com. address it is controversy over fox factories. before becoming ceo he was in charge of those factories. >>> other news, shares of facebook fell below $30 monday in very active trading. facebook also started trading on the options market allowing traders to make bets about where they thought the price was going next. lots of bets this price will go lower. >>> economists in the european union recommending spain be given an extra year's

that disempowers thor pooh, the middle class, any american, most every class.te part of the 1%. there is a tax break. i can give you 100 reasons why money and politics is separate like church and politics should be separate. this is what we have to do to protect our democracy or promote a pure democracy. it is crystal clear. whether you're a tea party member, a republican or a democrat or a progressive, a conservative. everyone would love to believe that the politician that they put in office works for them and not some special interest the reality is it doesn't matter where you are on the political spectrum. everybody is using money to fight the election. >> if i promoted a constitution aldal amendment which dennis kucinich put, in it needs to come out. we need a sound bite. a public discussion that is crystal clear and we all agree, everybody agrees that special interests control our government. everybody agrees we have to change that. it is a question of can we create enough of a, any president says make me do it. we have to make the president do it. >> are

europe is demanding that the three little pigs and miss piggy, winnie the pooh stiglitz, and other traditionaland piglets be removed from the innocent folks of children. they have probably not read enough to know that the empress of landings and the earl of emsworth are infinitely renewable delight in the splendid pages. but there will be trouble when they get that far. an old statue of a wild boar in a region in middle england has already been threatened with mindless islamic vandalism. in microcosm, this apparently trivial fetish shows how religion and faith and superstition distort our whole picture of the world. [applause] [applause] >> my name is olivia wilde. the last e-mail that christopher romey said that he had a few significant things in life. one of the most significant was be my babysitter. he was a wonderful babysitter. he later entrusted me with the beautiful antonia. i'm going to read a piece from the boston review about a subject close to my heart, haiti. even though he is a semi- colony of united states and via a client military, the object of u.s. military intervention, there

. >> wearing winnie the pooh pajamas and having a kitchen knife in his hand. >> and pointed it at himself not i'm going to hurt one of you, i'm going to stab myself. this is 6 years old. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah. >> what gets a 6-year-old to that point? >> he didn't want to see this. he couldn't stand it. it stopped us, i must say. put a stop to that. and we moved the knives up higher. harder to reach. >> at the very end, when farrah was so ill, at the end of 30 years together on and off, you decided you would ask her to marry you. really -- >> oh, i asked her to marry me all the time. all the time. for 1 years i asked her to marry me. >> but at the end a plooriest w called to her bedside to perform a wedding and instead ended up delivering last rites. >> the last rites, yes. >> what were those moments like for you? >> i am not over it yet. i got some relief writing the book, making a clearer picture to everyone, and to me, but that was rough. that was rough. because the last several years, when she was ill, she was wonderful. there was no more fighting. there were no more knives. we wer

it's not from "winnie the pooh," right? >> yup. >> and you got chamble right. to talk about this. they call it fifth major, the players championship, the stakes are high. the players vie for the top spots. i have a lot to ask you. i look forward to our segments. you put 17 and 18 together and everybody's waiting for sunday, right? it's so much fun. >> well, yeah, absolutely. 17's a great stage. you never know what you're going to see there. angel cabrera made a nine. it is unusual for angel cabrera but it's not unusual to see catastrophes unfold there. i think people set around there kind of like they're waiting for a train wreck. >> the record's at 12, isn't it? someone got a 12? >> i think that's right. there's a lot of heart ache. there's probably been more millionaires cry on that hole than any other place in the world. >> i heard johnny miller say when guys shoot 7 under the first day, a lot of times 7 or 8 under ends up winning it. i think about this ian polter guy. he's a cool customer. they point out he did not grow up playing country club golf. i know

she has her background in science and is pooh and is dedicated to the environment.cently accompanied the former veep to a trip to antarctica and other big wigs taking an environmental trip out there. gore is now 64 years old but again, still married but back on the scene. player, player, mr. vice president. good for him. life moves on. there you go. finding some greener pastures. >> nicely put. >> thank you so much. >>> now to a name that has been in "the skinny" quite a bit lately, mr. john travolta. once again. as you all know, he's been accused and there was a lawsuit that was brought against him where two masseuses said that he behaved inappropriately and they were accusing him of sexual battery. the first one dropped his charges, dropped his attorney and said he wanted to have nothing to do with it. the second one now is doing the same thing. but the attorney for both of them who they were represented by the same person said he didn't understand why they were going to do that. why they wanted to drop the case. as you may remember, tmz had all kinds of photo evi

of that born and -- if he were smart, he would have been born white like me and have a whippany the poohall you have to do is look like a bloated campbell soup can with diabetes and you can get five wives and. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: hal sparks! >> well! >> frankly -- >> look like a macy's parade float. >> newt gingrich and pat buchanan both float on the same thing which is that they're bloaty white guys who seem to get by saying amazingly crazy stuff simply because they sound like a disney like -- >> kermit the frog -- >> character. >> fraggle rock or something. >> rainbow connection at any moment. >> exactly. pat buchanan has the same thing. >> stephanie: this is -- the punch line yesterday. donald trump actually said on cnbc, i've been known as being a smart guy for a long time. [ ♪ circus ♪ ] >> stephanie: a bloviating ignoramus. >> how many times did he declare bankruptcy? >> i've been known to be a smart guy for a very long time. >> in who? the circle of yes men you have following you around that have agreed to that haircut for the last 25 years? >> stephanie: you know? ♪ you're a