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. >> what's wrong@pp@paúq÷wxw ♪ >>> time for one more thing.ck it off with a story about a kid named sean. he's a 15-year-old. from canada. all of a sudden over the weekend his songs that he played on social media ended up as number one. take a listen to sean menendez. we might have it. how could we not have it. this is the thing about music. >> i love it. >> okay. anyway, i guess you can go online because it's number one itunes. i can't sing it. i'm sorry, sean. i was going to help you retain that status. hopefully everybody will go and see it out of curiosity. kimberly save the segment. >>> just when you thought you didn't have enough peyton manning you wonder if the man can dance. this is peyton himself doing the tennessee fight song, rocky top and dancing it out. thank god he can throw the ball. his dance cigarette better than i thought it would be. i like his wide stance. >> greg, you're next. >> take a look at this. i'm just kidding. i don't have anything. i hate these people. all right. new study finds fist pumps are cleaner than hand sh

pp. carsof thousands of livery are dispatched every day using app technology.e allow customers to pay with these trips using their cell phones. we are always open to new ways to make the passenger experience seamless. to say we are not open to new technology and new innovation would just be flat out wrong. what we won't stand is going backwards. is proposing is that we go backwards. we go back to a time when there were far more illegal caps on the street. there were no standards for with the driver should meet. no standards of what the car should meet. the passengers were really to whatever car and driver showed up. we don't want to go backwards. we do want to move forward, but we can't move forward with a company that is asking us to dial back on our standards. >> when are you expecting the state to make a decision on this and whether lyft can remain operating? >> the city and the state attorney general's office are in court arguing before a justice -- a new york state supreme court justice, requesting a gotraining order for lyft to forward. i expect by the en

@pp@paúq÷wx >>> 15 minutes before the hour now.alaysia airlines flight shot out of the sky yesterday, 298 people are dead but for the president of the united states, it seems to be business as usual. the white house is under fire this morning for a lack of response to the tragedy. >> marianne rafferty is live in the studio and joins us with what is on the president's agenda today. he's getting a lot of pushback for attending those fund-raisers and i'm looking behind you right now. he talked about not liking photo-ops, but he had one yesterday. >> actually he is under a little bit of fire for this. according to his official schedule he'll be meeting with advisers before a planned trip to camp david after a long night of fund-raising in new york city. earlier he pushed for more highway funding in delaware. during his speech there only a brief mention of the downed passenger jet. >> looks like it may be a terrible tragedy. right now we're working to determine whether there were american citizens on board. that is our first priority. >

pp republicans want to use offsets.ides want a fuel understanding of the depth before they throw the money in. there are indications of a late breakthrough and bernie sanders said he would use offsets to fund it so that is an encouraging sign. >> important to figure out how it will be managed. thank you, doug. >> president obama under fire from members of his own party with one democratic senator accusing him of lacking policy on anything. >> and an unwanted guest shows up at these kids's favorite swimming spot. >> i chased him from the pond and i went and chaptured it because i knew it was bigger. >> this gator was hunting kids and probably would have killed one if he had not gotten him. >>> a federal appeals court d l dealing a major blow to obamacare. a 2-1 ruling that deals with tax subsidies in the states that set-up health care exchanges. the right and left, before the ruling came out, felt if the judges strick down the law it could cut out the heart of obama. all of this means the nine justice of the supreme cour

@pp@paúq÷ >>> politicians on both sides of the aisle say some pretty stupid things on occasion.missouri congressman todd aiken. his comment on rape were a big reason for his 2012 senate defeat. last night he addressed those comments and showed he may not have learned from his mistakes. >> what you said that was so controversial was first of all you said it was very rare to being pregnant from rape and then you said if it's a legitimate rape the female body has ways to try to shut the whole thing down. >> right. >> do you believe that today? >> look. here was the point. the legitimate rape comment was an abbreviation. it is an idea of a legitimate claim of rape. >> if it's a legitimate claim of rape the female body has a way to shut it down. >> stress plays some part in fertility. >> what about politicians who actually reside in power. remember when nancy pelosi said this after the hobby lobby decision? >> we should antibiotbe afraid court that five guys decide what contraception is not. that court decision was a frightening one that five men should get down the specifics of whet

. >> coming up nfl suspends baltimore ravens ray rice for knocking out his fiancee@pp@p ♪ >>> backfebruary we brought you the horrific video of nfl running back ray rice dragging his then fiancee's unconscious body out of an atlantic city elevator. his punishment from the league a whopping two games. test positive for weed or performance-enhancing drugs it may cost you a full season. an upper downtown your fiancee just two games. does the nfl need to re-examine their conduct guidelines or is this a symptom of the culture. >> it's not a big deal. it's just part of the process. i stand behind ray. he's a heck of a guy. he's done everything right since. he makes a mistake. he'll have to pay a consequence. good for kids to understand that it works that way. that's how it should be. we're not dwelling on it. we're moving forward. >> not a big deal. >> what an idiot. >> go ahead, bob. >> listen to that jerk talk like that and say it's not a big deal and ray is a heck of a guy. he's not. he's an aabuser. he beats up women. nfl is a neanderthal. i think they are a sexist organization. >> d

@pp@paúq÷wxwxwxwvÑ÷ ♪ >>> all right. >> today is a very special day for us on "the five."ird birthday. is my tie straight now? thank you to all of our fans for sticking with us in the last three years. we're going to go around the table now to talk about some of our favorite moments of the show. let's start with kimberly. >> a lot of moments. most of them involve you, bob. yes. new year's was nice. still living down that dream. but, you know what i loved? i loved broadway joe namath when i was interviewing him. you never know when the guy will go in for the smackdown. >> you heard it here from the greatest joe namath here in times square. >> leave my girl alone. you're not strong enough. your knees are bad. >> he's got bad knees. that's right, bob. >> i thought you were just saying that. >> that was me on tv right now? >> how about you? >> well done. do i this before every show, check out what happened before one of the shows. watch. >> it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> look at this. >> we have to let people know eric's exuberance knocked a cup of coffe

the public health@pp@paúq÷w >>> tonight, reports say a medical staff is told to keep their mouthshut about illegals with contagious disease or face. with me now, the former director of the association of american physicians and surgeons, dr. elizabeth who has practiced -- who practices in arizona and texas. good evening, doctor. what do you know about these kids walking around with dangerous communicable diseases? >> thank you, judge, for addressing these critical issues. we know that there is a high incident of tuberculosis, swine flu, scabies, measles, lice coming along with the people crossing the border now. >> the role of the cdc, aren't they supposed to be telling us this so we can prepare for this? >> yes. i -- in my medical career, i have not seen the cdc be so strangely silent. texas department of hept -- public health has actually sent out multiple alerts. i had three alerts in one afternoon this week. arizona public health has been strangely silent as well. and yet my information comes from the border patrol. i received a copy of the union letter warning the border patr

i hate h@pp@paúq÷wxwxwxwvÑ÷ test flush >>> it's been a long month of watching paint dry, but theld cup finally came to an end yesterday. germany defeated argentina in extra time overtime score of, wait for this, 1-0. all that back and forth for just one point. i'm going to say it again. i'm sticking with american football. yesterday for over 90 minutes it was 0-0. now some people believe is philosophical. life is nil-nil and we have a chance to become victors or losers. somebody said this yesterday. let me say to you, you're crazy. eric, are you happy to see this over with? >> it was fantastic. i watched a lot of the soccer. 117 minutes of 0-0. germany dominate d. they beat -- they beat everyone. but they dominated. that last goal, 117 minutes in, they controlled the ball and put a perfect shot on goal. game was over. it was great watching it. >> i wish i had a little more enthusiasm coming from you. >> that's an indication of how excited you were about it, what about you, you like soccer? >> i like soccer. i made a mistake yesterday because i asked him at lunchtime. i said what

@pp@p >>> back now to the downing of the jet in ukraine. interesting new details on the investigation. let's go to her live in washington. jennifer? >> andrea, state department spokesman jen sock can i confirmed earlier today there was one american on board flight 17. a dual dutch citizen. we have a photograph of quinn now i understand. u.s. officials repeatedly hinted earlier today at russian involvement in downing the plane. the pentagon confirmed it was a russian-made sa 11 missile that brought down the malaysian flight, fired from inside ukraine adding the separatists could not have done it by themselves. >> see no hint at russian support for the separatists has seized. in fact we believe that russia continues to provide them with financing as well and they continue to allow these fighting to enter freely. >> just 20 minutes after the plane wept down this man, the self-proclaimed minister of defense for the russian separatists is heard talking to a russian military intelligence officer according to telephone intercepts released by the u

took the time to criticize republicans for the crisis add the border saying the gop needs to learn to@pp@paúq >>> well, the epa made new said with a surprise announcement saying that the environmental protection agency has the power to garnish your wages. take part of your paycheck if it believes you violated its rules. and it doesn't even have to consult the courts before it does it. here to explain, the news editor for townhall.com and author of the new book "assault and flattery." i like that. the truth about the left and their war on women. very catchy. the epa is now all up in our business, trying to take up to 15% of our wages. how? >> so the epa is saying they have the right to garnish wages if you have committed some kind of pollution, some violation of something, say the clean water act or the clean air act. based on that they're saying we have a right to garnish your wages. keep in mind, the epa has been fining people with small fines. we're talking about $75,000 here and there, $100 here and there, it's per day, per violation. >> ouch. >> the biggest issue is the epa does n

. >>> indiana farmers are having a hard time keeping up for a demand for ho pps thanks to the rise offt brews. brewer scott says that he has to contract with farmers that are out of state, for hopps a year in advance and usually to have work with those farmers strictly but he says buying hopps locally does have its advantages. >> i can get ingredients closer, the better. not only do you save money but you know where it is coming from you talk to the people firsthand an get a feel for the product. >> one indiana farmer says the demand is so high that he can sell certain hopps for 15 bucks, a pound, mikey. mike iy. >> hold on i was talking to sue, i was talking about sue you about what happened 45 years ago last night. >> yes. >> moon landing. >> moon landing. >> so, get this, hi everybody. >> good morning. >> i will be right back. >> forty minutes away from "good day philadelphia", this is it, can somebody stop it is running on its own. >> forty-five years ago today last night we were all sitting around our tv, i was a kid in wichita kansas watching neil armstrong climb down the ladder

. >>> one indiana farmer says demand is so high he consults certain ho pps for $15 a pound. >>> all rightdawn of the planet of the apes still the fan favorite at the box office. >> the the movie earned another $36 million for second straight week now. it is keeping the the number one spot, despite a trio of new release that he is includes the purge and that opened up at number two planes, fires, rescue taking the number three spots. >>> coming up, even the guys at kensington palace cannot resist playing theme to the popular tv show, we will show you what song got the royal treatment in the trend. >>> but first a special case of the sea side heights boardwalk is going on the the auction block today. >>> good morning, 5:30. despite many calls for peace, fighting continuing in gaza. the death toll is rising and secretary of state john kerry is expect to go head to the middle east to push for a cease-fire. >>> we are also following new developments in the crash of the malaysia jet liner, whom russian president vladamire putin is blaming this morning. >>> police are looking for a hit and run d

we're seeing temperatures in the 50s and 60 pps look out for that fog around san francisco.ick like you're seeing across the golden gate bridge. north of santa rosa, a slight chance of afternoon showers for tuesday. tomorrow, you'll see highs around san jose, mid-80s. upper 60s closer to san francisco. >> some good temperatures there. thank you for joining us. we hope to see you back here for "today in the bay" at 4:30. have a good night. >>> you're watching an nbc bay area news special. "bay area proud." >> it's just something fun to get through this experience. >> the power of purple polish. yes, nail polish. >> it touches my heart. it just really gets down to a deep level. >> you want to be able to look back on your life and say you did something good. >> many things can happen over a cup of coffee, including a budding romance. >> and my first cup of coffee was from this one. >> but this love story comes with an extra shot. thanks to a bay area coffee company helping soldiers serving overseas. >> i was jumping up and down. i was so excited. >>> and one san

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quick stocks in the region hitting a new high after the dow ed 17,000.pp staying low.says rates will remain at current levels for some time. china changing pace. how they are trying to refine the pallets of chinese consumers. we talked to one fine wine merchant about uncorking the market. morning to you. i'm angie lau. it is pretty much all green across the board. to 25 climbing and really extending the gains that we saw a right of the top of the session. moving back just slightly and the asx 200 seeing some gains there. mario draghi reassuring nervous investors with a clear message that rates will stay low and for some time in addition to that. the ecb president's comments came as they left the key rate at a record low. john dawson dawson joins me now with the details. >> the key here for mario draghi and the team is to kick inflation towards 2%. it's been below 1%, a quart of what it should be. the money is being pumped in now from the bank of japan and the fed is being passed on. it's a big thing. theywere cutting rates and went with it. >> australia, too. why was i

people have an pp that alerts them of incoming rockets and they'll go over your head and then people will make their telephone calls because they know where they've landed. check that their friends are all right. and then life goes back to normal. but beng man netanyahu has warned the people of israel this could be a tough, complex and complicated campaign. let's take a look. hamas rockets, israeli air strikes and air raid sirens, sending israelis running for shelter. one rocket hitting the israeli town causing damage, spraying shrapnel, damaging buildings and two israeli soldiers injured by rocket. where this rocket fell today, the mayor says he and his people will endure whatever they need to, even if it takes an israeli ground attack to destroy hamas' arsenal, believed to be about 10,000 missiles. >> translator: we will have the city in the shelters as long as it takes for the idf to win, even if it takes a year. >> reporter: air strikes in gaza were clearly visible from our vantage point. we could see rockets going up and mid air interceptions by israeli defenses, each side's air

like in the securities act or in tax offenses pp, there is no specific intent requirement even though the word "willfully" appears there and that has been upheld by the supreme court. so the opinion was limited to 1035 and 1001, but it does not touch the long settled view of how "willfully" is defined in other areas of the law because of a different copntext. >> i would imagine that would cause a lot of confusion for those who are not as lawyer ary as you and i try to be. and i wonder, do you believe that the definition of "willfully" should be consistent? >> again, i think it depends on the sentence in which it appears. i think most of us understand -- >> as a legal term so that when one is being given legal advice and when one is attempting to abide by the law and not act in a willful way that would cause them to encounter that, would it not be helpful to have a definition that was consistent across the law? >> i think the department's position was based on sort of a similar view that it was important to make clear that "willfully" in the context of 1001 and 1035 meant someone had t

pay, have you looked into this and divided not to do it to compete with your friends to have an a, p ppach other. >> any user can download this to compete against their peers, but this allows those in an office to gain perspective on who is cycling and are there people i have not spoken to so that i can join a cycling group. suddenly you can get the u.s. versus germany and australia. >> very quickly, what is the cost or the cost per employee? >> the cost per employee is quite nominal. we charge based on the size of the employer. it ranges from as low as $5,000 to $25,000 to $30,000. >> okay. great to talk to you, co-founder of please cycle. >>> loan talks could see the entire apparel board go. details coming up, stay with us. >>> welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm julia chatney and these are your headlines from around the world. christine lagarde cuts the global forecast and makes a fragile recovery. and joseph stiglitz is very concerned about the market levels. >> the very strong market prices are, in a sense, a symptom of the weak economy, not a sense that we are about to have a str

the role of the prime minister's pps is to fetch and carry notes and not an shake his head in the rightaces. mr. williamson, be quiet all stop if you can't be quiet, get out, man. >> mr. speaker, he could not get for countries to support him and if he cannot get for countries to block the appointment of a president, how on earth is he going to get the seven countries to support a new treaty? this weekend has shown conclusively to everyone but this prime minister that his negotiating strategy is in tatters all stop and we know where it would end. he would be caught in the gulf between what he believes and what he can negotiate. the prime minister failed over mr. junker. >> order. i'm quite sure the opposition would bring the remarks to a close. and the mob should calm itself so he has the opportunity to do so. >> he was out maneuvered and out voted. and the building are losses, he's burning them. he cannot deliver for britain. >> the prime minister. >> we had yet another performance where [inaudible] endless wind, and less rhetoric, no question and no ability to stand up for britain. i h

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as with september 11th and pp, i must abide by that delegation of authority. >> let me move into another topic. i can tell you about instances where the airbag deployed, and that crashes were the result of this. this is a real. i have talked to people who drove those cars, they stalled, and they were able to turn them on. i can present to you specific instances of crashes. will you consider them and make refunds? >> i want to see those claims. i have talked in the last three or four months to automotive engineers, to lawyers, to gm officials. i think it is such an unlikely possibility -- >> no -- >> but if it is i would like to see that claim. of what. >> let me close with this thought. i am inspired to raise it by the observation raised by senator castle above the lawyering here. leaders typically are supposed to be the corporate conscience, supposed to be the ones to make sure that corporations comply with a lot in spirit and letter. here the lawyers 44 actually enabled cover-up, concealment, deceit, and even fraud. i believe, although we use the word alleged as lawyers all the time th

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