it would only be an issue if that pop up use was also a formula retail use. so if the gap opened up a pop up store on 19th street that would be a violation because that would be a formula use without conditional use authorization but the oska that opened on 19th street they were not formula retail use at the time that it opened and now have closed there is no we would not have a case there any way. >> so those halloween stores? >> those, could be if a formula retail use halloween store. >> the halloween stores, i am trying to understand this concept of the temporary pop up, it is considered and treated as if it would be subject to the same use requirements? as anything else? it is not exempted from these rules, right? >> planning code section 205 deals with the uses and we say that a pop up store is not a temporary use and it does not meet the definitions in 205 and so it would be subject to the regular requirements of the planning code. >> thank you. >> question, the change of use here is from mail service to clothing retail is that what triggers the... >> p

and pop stink at business. mom and pop don't have what i want and they move too slow and they close too early. bigger is better. >> panel, am i wrong? aren't mom and pop companies are being put out of business because they can't adjust to the needs? >> absolutely not. >> this is the best show. you totally have a point. great price. fantastic service all over the country. too often attacked by snobby people. at the same time the snobby people have a point and the big chain stores are ugly and it is everywhere. it is depressing when you drive through the country as they did the one time and all of the towns look alike. >> it sounds like the snobby people are yourself. driving through the flyover country -- >> i am driven. >> but what happens when you want a nice hamburger at 1:00 in the morning. you go to a big, national chain. >> have you your chauffeur make it in the kitchen that is part of the car. >> are you talking about a flyover country that doesn't even appreciate it? >> i am offended. >> you are shaking

the king of pop was poised to regain his throne. >> this is it. i mean, this is really it. the final -- this is the final curtain call. >> according to the concept with promoters aeg, michael was to perform 50 concerts at the 02 center in london over a nine-month period. >> i'll be performing the songs my fans want to hear. >> but was michael physically up to the challenge? both michael and aeg had a lot on the line. >> it was his comeback. it was his renaissance. his rebirth on stage. after so many years being out of the spotlight, a lot of people were wondering if he could pull this off. >> this is it. and see you in july. >> but there were questions about whether jackson was ready. kenny ortega, the director for "this is it" called a private meeting at jackson's home. aeg ceo randy phillips attended the meeting. >> kenny was concerned that he wasn't coming to enough rehearsals. and michael explained that he needed kenny to build the house. and that he would come in and paint the front door. >> on the afternoon on june 24, jackson arrived at the staple's center in downtow

the king of pop was poised to regain his thrown. >> this is it. i mean, this is really it. the final -- this is the final curtain call. >> reporter: according to the concept with promoters aeg, michael was to perform 50 concerts at the 02 center in london over a nine-month period. >> i'll be performing the songs my fans want to hear. >> reporter: but was michael physically up to the challenge? both michael and aeg had a lot on the line. >> it was his comeback. it was his renaissance. his rebirth on stage. after so many years being out of the spotlight, a lot of people were wondering if he could pull this off. >> this is it. and see you in july. >> reporter: but there were questions about whether jackson was ready. kenny ortega, the director for this is it, called a private meeting at jackson's home. aeg ceo randy phillips attended the meeting. >> kenny was concerned that he wasn't coming to enough rehearsals. and michael explained that he needed kenny to build the house. and that he would come in and paint the front door. >> reporter: on the afternoon on june 24, jackson ar

. >>> he popped the big question, and then popped up in the after proposal video. >> it was just a playow far would you go to tell your best friend that you care? >> for one >>> we're dropping a new beat, we're from the okc-c. i give you first shop remix. >> i'm going to pop that ring, take that ba gir off the market. >> that's kul, they did a "thrift shop" remix. this is the after proposal video. they got engaged, so they had friends and family join them and they made a video right after. ♪ >> so to tell us all about this video, we have kk and david right this minute. we see so many videos of people popping the question, what made you do a post proposal video. >> was the actual proposal real mild? >> yeah, it was. we had breakfast, and we went on the video top. >> the whole production happened on the day of the engagement? >> yes, right after he proposed. >> by the time we were walking down stairs, i had my friend texts i'm here, are we ready to do this? >> this is a ski suit from the real video. so the suit, the jacket with the red cowboy hat. >> you got engaged on march 16th, the vid

pop. as i said known as the godfather of punk.nd the stooges were known in the '60s and '70s for your music and your rambunctious behavior. some of the songs people know search and destroy, lust for life. you're in the rock'n'roll hall of fame. now you have a new album called ready to die. >> that's all true. stephen: that's all true. okay. when you started your music, there was no word called punk. you weren't trying to be a punk band. you just had a band. what were you trying to do? >> trying to be free. you know, high school was like college was like military was like vaudeville was like being locked up was like everything was just going to be more the endless same and we didn't want to obey. we wanted to just... >> stephen: sounds like you were causing trouble. >> yeah. stephen: you look like trouble. you look like trouble. >> a lot of people felt that way stephen: i don't think anybody wants to hear, "mom, dad, this is iggy. we're in love." you look like trouble. >> i was 19. i got my first mug shot. >> stephen: what were you

we saw a pop of 11% initially and now down to about 4%. trade is jumping all around. >> in replacing ron johnson now, because there isn't a clear replacement at this point, so in the course of trying to find a replacement at this time, are they putting themselves at a disadvantage for the back to school buying season? don't they have to be ready for that the back-to-school season and christmas right after that? >> that's a really good question. some of those products have been discussed and some of those products are in the pipeline. but back-to-school is a really important time. lots of analysts said they thought j.c. penney would give mr. johnson through back-to-school to get through the turnaround, to start making some positive changes. because like you said, it is a really, really important season. they had one back to school season. they had christmas, still within the first couple months of the transformation. i really don't know what they do now. like you said, there's not really a clear replacement. what are they going to do in the

a pop in log me in. 23%. dr. j, what's going on?those companies that lets you take over your pc remotely. citrix getting hurt because these guys are doing it right. and they get a cowan upgrade as well. >> i think that name is soç funny. a drop in expedia of 9%. pete? >> questions about some of the potential growth from this point forward. hotwire is another one of the issues. on this pullback, you can still be patient for a couple of days. this hit some incredible valuations. i still think you can get cheaper. >> a pop in dr horton. murph? >> these guys had earnings today. not only did they come out and say they had a great first quarter but they also came out and said the back half of the year will be even better than the first half was. so if you look at the chart on this thing, it's textbook. it's going higher. >> a pop in cerner. 5%. >> health care software solutions. that's been the place to be so far this year. revenue looks a little bit light. that's margins came in slightly. i think you stay with the stock. their reaction

una mujer en una de las bombas en boston >> un juicio multimillonaria de la productora del rey del popde vive la viuda de tamerlan tsarnaev, uno de los sospechosos quien murio en la policía, investigadores encontraron adn de una mujer en 1 de las 2 bombas >> el presidente barack obama conversó con su homologo ruso para expresarle su gratitud por la ayuda de la investigación del atentado en boston, se mantendran en contacto con los cansilleres >> la mujer asesinada apuñaladas en el norte de california buscada por más de 100 agentes, se buscan pruebas, el sospechoso es un hispano de cabello gris, de cerca de 6 pies de altura >> 26 estados del país sufrieron el paso del huracán sandy hace 1 año atrás, en nueva jersey y nueva york todavía hay zonas que luchan por recuperarse, se distribuiran 6 mil millones de dólares para ayudar a los comerciantes que no reciben apoyo >> se inicia un juicio que da mucho que hablar, la demanda civil generada or la madre de michael cjacskson dpor la productoar del rey del pop >> sin cámaras dentro de la corte se inicio la demanda civil encontra de age, la em

just pop, pour over ice and enjoy.> jimmy: hey, everybody, welcome back. we're here with justin timberlake. he's been here all week, and he will be performing at the end of tonight's show. and also, this weekend justin will be at south by south by southwest performing a big show. if you're in austin, do not miss justin saturday night. >> quest will be there, too. >> jimmy: quest will be there, too. >> questlove: i'll be there. >> well, it's technically -- >> jimmy: right now, it's saturday. >> it's starting today. yeah, it's 1:00 in the morning right now. >> so we're going to get on our horses and ride down to austin. >> jimmy: you guys taking horses down to austin? >> the same horse, right? >> questlove: uh, yes. [ light laughter ] >> picture me a quest on the same horse right now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. now erase that image out of your brains. [ laughter ] >> now, go throw up and come back. >> jimmy: i've got to say, this has been fun. every time you come on the show, we have a good time. >> we always have

and as walking in we heard pop, pop, pop. sounded like thousands of guns going off. it leads me to believe something like what we saw at the marathon bombing, those pressure cookers and i cannot count how many s.w.a.t. teams, i mean not s.w.a.t. team,, you know armored vehicles with just helicopter as above. we're on the ground trying to stay away from windows now. >> yes. please do stay away from windows now. give me a sense that have house and again, i'm not, whoever lives there we're not suggesting that this was -- they were playing a role in this, give me a sense of what that house is like. >> basically it's two doors down. you know they've been neighbors forever i'm 23 years old now. and you know they've -- it's a couple they have a boat park in the back. in the backyard to keep rafts during the winter and apparently from what we've been seeing on television is that he's taken cover there. the first thing that came into my mind is that he was staying there and taking cover until night fall when he can escape but i just don't know what is going on. >> again, anyo

a neighbor says though it put on quite a show. >> pop, pop, pop. everybody was back on the street over there and as the firemen went in we migrated to over here. >> firefighters have controlled the fire. no one was hurt. >>> a break in the case of a paramedic murdered in oakland. police arrested five teenagers, all between the ages of 14 and 16. their arrests come on the same day as funeral services for quinn blair and two weeks after he was shot at a stop sign in the oakland hills. alan wang is live with new details for us. alan? >> carolyn, the arrests were announced here today shortly after the memorial service for a man police say was minding his own business when he was killed. and a lot of people were shocked to inned foo out those arrested arrested -- to find out those arrested were teenagers. >> the persons responsible for this man's murder range in the age from 14 to 16 years old. >> police say five minors were involved and one of them fired the gun during a robbery that left 34-year-old quinn boyer dead. they say it is part of a disturbin

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you can leave it there il it >> it is supposed to take six minutes. >> it pops out delicious eggs in minutes. >> according to them you don't have to leave the egg there the entire time. you can take it out before if you like a softer egg. >> on the sides it is cooked. >> it is starting to smell like cooked eggs. >> that's when you know it is working. >> perfect eggs every time. >> it is supposed to push itself out. >> the secret is vertical cooking technology that combines a sigh lynn drikal non-stick cooking service surrounded by a heating element so they pop up hot, fluffy, and perfectly cooked. >> we have yet to see if it works. >> perfect eggs every time. >> egg surgery. >> all right. now we're in business. >> it is sizzling. >> i feel like it may be on its way up. >> this is moving. >> it is moving. >> it is moving. >> like giving birth to an egg-sicle. >> see how far it goes. >> whoa. >> wow. >> honestly, nothing left in there. >> no. >> it used the entire two eggs. >> are you tasting that? >> yeah. >> go for it. anything on it? no salt, approximapepper, nothi? >> it is good. >

big pop in the afterhours session. all the over metrics there when it comes to domestic subs, international subs as well as dvdst. and pete, what may have many people nervous is netflix saw its best day in nearly three months. >> a lot of people were trying to decide whether or not something leaked. certainly the indications were we're looking for. >> 24%, the move at this hour. 6:00 is when the company holds its conference call. the stock is down more than 10% since the report. should you give up hope on big blue? let's bring in kim, she has more than a billion dollars in assets under management. it's always great to speak with you. >> thanks for having me on. >> what i want to hear is how they will overcome the problem they have seen in china. they did go on for sometime during the call. i didn't feel like they had a real strong resolution. i think china and the emerging markets are key to the success. >> what is the problem in china and what percentage of revenues is china for ib? >> they don't really break it out.

then it was pop, pop, pop, pop. and then pop, pop, pop back. then it was just like a shootout, like a movie. before you know it, there's at least 30 to 40 cars just lined up. >> is this related to the terrorists? >> reporter: but the suspects arsenal isn't limited to bullets. they unleash explosives. >> the explosives brought it to a whole other level. i saw a metal device from the images that i saw earlier in the week that resembled the pressure cooker bomb. after they threw the explosives, it shook my room. it left a marking in the middle of the street. >> reporter: suspect number one makes a define the move. >> he started running down the street charging and still engaging in gunfire, guns ablazing. >> he took on one of our officers and got within ten feet of exchanging gunfire back and forth. then he ran out of ammunition, thank god. one of our officers was able to come out and tackle him in the street. all of a sudden one of them looks up and yells, get out of the way. >> the second shooter got into the suv and that's when he turned around

i think it's going higher. >> a pop here for senior citizens. just a few weeks after the iditarod saw its oldest ever winner, another senior citizen is setting his sights on a lot offy gold. an 80-year-old japanese man is attempting to climb the world's tallest mountain. he will lift himself into the record books as the oldest person ever to conquer mt. everest. good luck to him. >> it's a joke. >> no, it's not. >> i did mt. everest. in secaucus. it's five feet. >>> coming up next, which social media stock is more worthy of your friendship, linkedin or facebook? >> which may be about to jump the shark? in today's markets, a lot can happen in a second. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possible price -- maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute your trade in one second. i'm derrick chan of fidelity investments. our one-second trade execution is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free

then it was pop, pop, pop, pop. and then pop, pop, pop back.n it was just like a shootout, like a movie. before you know it, there's at least 30 to 40 cars just lined up. >> is this related to the terrorists? >> but the suspects' arsenal isn't limited to bullets. they unleash explosives. >> the explosives brought it to a whole other level. i saw a metal device from the images that i saw earlier in the week that resembled that pressure cooker bach. after they threw the larger explosive, it shook my room. it left a marking in the middle of the street. >> that's when suspect number one makes a defiant move. >> he started running down the street charging and still engaging in gunfire, guns ablazing. >> he took on one of our officers and got within ten feet of exchanging gunfire back and forth. then he ran out of ammunition, thank god. and one of our officers was able to come out and tackle him in the street. and all of a sudden one of them looks up and yells, get out of the way. >> and then the second shooter got into the suv, and that's when he tu

jesse watters pops his collar. >> why pop your collar? >> i don't know. >> you mean pop up? >> go ahead. >> another talk show host e jimmy kimmel, very funny. he sends these reporters out on the streets to interview people and you may have heard of this cocella music festival. you can learn about it if you read people magazine or us weekly in the supermarket checkout line of the he sent one of his reporters to do interviews on how these hipsters feel about these bands. the problem? the bands weren't real. but listen, these hipsters would rather look like liars than look uncool. very funny. listen. >> one of my favorite bands is dr. shlomo. do you like their album? >> yeah, actually, i had a radio show on community radio station up in canada and i used to spin them all the time. >> one of my favorite bands is called "get the (bleep) out of my pool." >> yeah. >> used to spin that. >> of course the guy was trying to have a little bit of a rap. even bob said she was cute. >> she was cute. >> you're up. >> all right. what has three legs and is really big? [ laughter ] >> don't go

the pop culture volcano and shows us why the eruption is far from forgotten.s the era of big hair and big cell phones. of ronald reagan -- >> tear down this wall. >> reporter: and rubick's cube. michael jackson moon walked and michael jordan flew. >> a one man kind of flying over everybody else. that in many ways exemplifies the 1980s and that notion of me, me, me, i, i, i. >> the only thing that hasn't change a bit since the 1980s is rob lowe's face. >> in many ways, we're telling the stiermry we started telling in the 1980s. >> so many things we come to take for granted like cell phones or pop stars for charity or the end of the cold war all happened in a really short space of time. real moments of exuberance for the whole world. >> reporter: the apple in the '80s garden of evil was the mcintosh. just as pacman was the precursor to "call of duty" and the other games today. sure jane fonda's workout may look dated today. >> it's the ultimate 90-day home fitness program. >> t three decades from now. >> and "wall street." >> greed, for the lack of a better word

a neighbor says though it put on quite a show. >> pop, pop, pop. everybody was back on the street over there and as the firemen went in we migrated to over here. >> firefighters have controlled the fire. no one was hurt. >>> a break in the case of a paramedic murdered in oakland. police arrested five teenagers, all between the ages of 14 and 16. their arrests come on the same day as funeral services for quinn blair and two weeks after he was shot at a stop sign in the oakland hills. alan wang is live with new details for us. alan? >> carolyn, the arrests were announced here today shortly after the memorial service for a man police say was minding his own business when he was killed. and a lot of people were shocked to inned foo out those arrested arrested -- to find out those arrested were teenagers. >> the persons responsible for this man's murder range in the age from 14 to 16 years old. >> police say five minors were involved and one of them fired the gun during a robbery that left 34-year-old quinn boyer dead. they say it is part of a disturbin

a neighbor says though it put on quite a show. >> pop, pop, pop. everybody was back on the street over there and as the firemen went in we migrated to over here. >> firefighters have controlled the fire. no one was hurt. >>> a break in the case of a paramedic murdered in oakland. police arrested five teenagers, all between the ages of 14 and 16. their arrests come on the same day as funeral services for quinn blair and two weeks after he was shot at a stop sign in the oakland hills. alan wang is live with new details for us. alan? >> carolyn, the arrests were announced here today shortly after the memorial service for a man p was minding his own business when he was killed. and a lot of people were shocked to inned foo out those arrested arrested -- to find out those arrested were teenagers. >> the persons responsible for this man's murder range in the age from 14 to 16 years old. >> police say five minors were involved and one of them fired the gun during a robbery that left 34-year-old quinn boyer dead. they say it is part of a disturbing wave of

it could have a nice pop, but typically the pops don't last with this stock.en what we heard out of intel about the current pc atmosphere, i just can't see microsoft having a huge upside surprise. >> at least they are willing to use their cash, okay? >> are any of these three that you're playing right now today ahead of the numbers? >> we own ibm and made nice money in ibm. we trimmed it a couple weeks ago. i would love to buy it back at $200. that's the one i like. i wouldn't get back with microsoft. google, wait for a pullback. that stock is volatile and i'm waiting to see the metrics like costs improve and a lot of their operating leverage. >> google has pulled back from $840 to $768. it's a pretty decent sized pullback, number one. number two, it's sitting right at the longer term trend line. if it's going to bounce, it would bounce here. i agree with stephanie, i think this is an important quarter for google to allow our fears that the advertising component so important for google, not so much the funny stuff -- >> you're not waiting for the self-driving

they should have like -- >> and they had orange pop. >> jimmy: and they had orange pop there.tate building. you go in, ask for an orange pop, they know what to get. [ laughter ] >> it's called the january special. >> jimmy: the january special. it's a slice of pizza and a pop. >> what would january jones do? >> jimmy: do you have an accent in south dakota? >> oh, yeah, you do. yes, yes, we do. >> jimmy: yah! "oh, yah you do. yah." [ bleep ] >> yeah, we do. it's a bit like "fargo." >> jimmy: it is, yah. and your whole family, they talk like that, too? >> what is that? yes. yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's irish. it's irish and south dakotian. it's irish, almost south dakota. south dakotian. yeah. i just invented that. >> like a leprechaun. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it's like a leprechaun. i don't know how -- it's just like, "you got to get that true coat." that's all i know from "fargo." >> it's very similar. i think -- well, you know, "fargo" was banned in fargo for a while, the movie. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> because we took offense. i mean -- >> jimmy: you did not.

we're going to have some high clouds and the chance of a pop up shower but not a wash out. >>> we will the upper 40s to the low to mid 50s. vallejo starting out friday morning at 50 degrees. here's the developing weather pattern offshore in the pacific. we're going to have some area of low pressure off to the north. the organized rainfall will be from ukiya, to euereka. >> that chance of a light sprinkle favoring the northern half of the region. >> lots of cloud cover. still more clouds throughout the afternoon hours by 2:00, 3:00, and 4:00. >> close enough to warrant the chance of a sprinkle or light shower. once again on sunday, we could be tracking a sprinkle or two by sunday afternoon. these are all minor deals. >> temperatures for tomorrow, maxing out in the upper 50s to upper 60s for afternoon highs. really not a big change from today. san jose 66, san mat eshgs o. >> we do have some rain clouds coming up over the next few days. we'll have more on that but we have a chance of a few spring arels. >> and here's that five-day, chance of sprinkles by sunday. >>> san francisco of craf

popcorn that they popped themselves. we are talking 440 pounds of popcorn.y went through seven poppers in 30 hours to fill up his room. >> this is awesome and i love popcorn. you come back to your room and can start eating it and swimming in it. >> they make sure the room is coated. >> i can't believe they put this much time and money into this. >> here is when ben comes home. >> he doesn't go in. >> he can't. >> he walks away. >> the popcorn is falling out the door. >> he gets the door open and says well, this is my room after all and dives into it. lays there for awhile and then eats a little bit. here, diving head first -- >> did you just see that? he did synchronized popcorn swimming. ben has a message. >> you win, gentlemen, you win. >> all right. want to see something different? it is lingerie designed for men that is lacy and frilly. >> get ready to see >>> it's a play at the plate i can say i have never seen before. let me break down what's going on here. this is the university of nebraska at omaha. infielder tyeler and he's heading home. that's the

. >> you heard a loud boom and then a rapid succession of pop, pop, pop. it's out of like automatic weapons. then i heard a second explosion, and there was the smell of something burning in the air. >> one man who lives close to the incident got a clear view of the suspects. >> they also had what looked to be like a pressure cooker bomb, and i had about as clear a line of view of that from about 30 to 40 feet away. >> the standoff began when the suspect in the white hat robbed a convenience store near the mit campus. when a police officer investigated that, he was shot dead. theywo suspects used car had hijacked to get away. they were pursued by police, which led led to an exchange of gunfire. with sunrise, the intensity of the police operation has become clear. .he entire area is in lockdown scores of armed officers are being deployed, all looking for the second of the boston marathon suspects. police say he is very dangerous, and they have asked the public 's help in tracking him down. dominic cain, al jazeera. the latest news that we are kath, is that i

but i'm not sure it's anything further than a one-day pop or maybe a three-day pop.technicals you want to give it a three-day breather. wait a couple of days, see where it peters out. but i would be a seller on strength of facebook. >> how should you position your portfolio for the long-term? let's bring in gregg fisher, the founder and ceo of investment management, an advisory vermont, gear steen fisher. great to have you with us. i'm sure a lot of people are struggling with. this let's deal with the person we're constructing this portfolio today. that is a 40-year-old with moderate risk tolerance here. >> sure. well, i think i can imagine right now what any 40-year-old might be thinking is we have just seen 8,000 points in the dow. i finally have some money to invest. should i plunge into the equity markets and take risk. let's think about it. if this 40-year-old saving for retirement, they have maybe 20, 25 years until they retire, hopefully another 30 years of retirement, they have a 50 years time horizon. mostsly be invested in riskier assets. in our opinion, a

only to pop back up because there was no warnings, or such bad news about it.hey were able to recover there. but that little microsecond gave you insight about how the market could sell off, if we have any big sized ordered that want to start taking profits here. i think you have to use some protection, if you are going to sell calls against your long stock positions or use this vix level here to buy put protection here that we've seen the small caps have their 4% selloff. the question is, does the s&p, is that next and maybe a 3% to 5% selloff, that's when i'd want to sort of reup and get back in this market. >> i think the amazon story is a one off in that we've waited for amazon to take a big header for a long time. and it finally did today, down 7%. but even today, more amazon calls than puts traded. so, i think there are people who were looking for a chance to get in a lower level, so, they bought some calls so they wanted to define their risk. p&g took a step back despite decent numbers but it just made a 52-week high at 82 bucks. the exception that prove

, pop, pop, pop, pop one after the other. >> you're saying that the authorities will take these flash bang grenades will throw them toward the boat or in the backyard to scare the suspect. that's a typical tactic. >> it is a common tactic to startle somebody. i'm not saying that's exactly what was done here because i'm obviously not there. but i can tell you that usually, generally what they're for is to like if you kicked open a door you throw them in, you startle the people and you go inside. you create that diverse. clearly there wasn't a diversion needed here well after the fact of all those shots being fired. >> okay, thank you. >> inside the boat they want to scare him out. >> we're going to ask you to stay right there. let's go to bob ward. bob. >> you've been watching live coverage here and continuing coverage of the dramatic developments going on in watertown massachusetts. what we understand here is that suspect number two has been cornered in the backyard of a home on franklin lane there in watertown massachusetts. apparently he has been hiding out inside a boat that is in

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are you going to pop open my head while i'm thinking with a can opener and tracing paper?u mean? >> we have other technologies that don't require popping your head own but we could have a look inside your head. why don't we see what this would look like. >> stephen: i put this on. >> yeah, the tag goes in the back. >> stephen: tell my wife, i love her. tag goes in the back. i know how brain wave hats begun on, sir. [cheers and applause] >> all right. >> stephen: people of earth, i come in peace. [ laughter ] >> i'm glad to say that despite what some people may have argued you do have brain activity, sir. >> put this badboy up there, what is going on. >> stephen: all right. okay. what is happening to me? [laughter] can i control. can i bend spoons with my mind now? what is all this up here? >> those are electrical impulses created by the 86 billion neurons in your head basically making the point that the brain is something that operates on the laws of physics. it has currents, chemistry. >> stephen: it looks like a richter scale. it's an earthquake in my mind. >> maybe on s

the king of pop or the promoter, aeg live?hat murray was hired by michael jackson and not them. and the company had no way of knowing that the doctor would prescribe a fatal overdose. but the jackson family lawyer said that the promoter knew that jackson was physically and mentally weak. this footage from a rehearsal for his tour was taken the day before he dies and included in "this is it" in it the 50-year-old jackson appears to be performing well. but behind the seas his lawyers said his reliance on prescription drugs and pain medication were widely known and the lawyers told the jury that dr. murray had a conflict of interest, so deeply in debt he may have been more concerned about his paycheck than his patient's best interest and aeg was paying him $50,000 a month. michael had a problem, dr. murray had a problem and aeg had a problem the lawyer said in his opening statement calling the aeg executives ruthless guys insisting that the show must go on. the cornerstone of the jackson family case an e-mail written 11 days befo

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find yours. >>> the pop culture lead.survived the east coast/west coast rap battle so you better believe jay-z is ready to take on congress. the hip hop mogul released a track going after critics who barbed him and his wife beyonce and their recent trip to cuba. two lawmakers called for an investigation into the trip since americans are forbidden from visiting cuba unless it is for business or education. according to the website global grind jay-z noticed the back lash had become the number one story on cnn.com. he recorded a response called "open letter." here's a snippet. ♪ i done turned havana to atlanta, shirts and bandanas. politicians never did [ bleep ] for me except lie to me distort history ♪ ♪ wanna give me jail time and a fine fine let me commit a real crime i'm in cuba i love cubans this communist talk is so confusing when it's from china the very mike that i'm using idiot wind the bob dylan of rap music ♪ >> white house spokesperson jay carney was asked about the line in the song where jay-z suggests he got p

the mobile strategy is lousy -- >> it's popping on the investment, not on the fundamentals. >> it's popping on the investment. last week, a lot of the popping was on the -- the discipline in terms of operating expenses. in essence, if you believe they can continue to perfect the balance sheet model, then, okay, you stay with the name. but they're going to need something within their actual industry to be a catalyst. and i don't see it. >> surface was better. enterprise on windows was a little bit better. pcs are horrible, not getting better anytime soon. if they can balance these two and continue to generate cash, you can see why the value managers are owning the stock. they're going to deploy their cash, unlike another technology company that we're waiting for. >> dr. "j," give me the scoop on microsoft. what do you do in light of this investment? >> i've bp the bull on this one all year. i said it -- >> do you sell the pop here? >> no, you don't. heather bellini, i respect her as an analyst. but she's been dead wrong on this one. i said it right after her downgrade, the stock was $30, fel