. >> meet ray goodman and jimmy webb of new york city's punk clothing boutique trash and vaudeville. >> how is it going? >> good. nonstop, nonstop. boys and girl version. nonstop. best fabric ever. >> ray is the owner. he bought the business in 1975, renamed it trash and vaudeville, and since then has cultivated its ultrahip, rock star loving identity. >> i guess, you know, i've always been into clothing. i've always been into fashion. i've always been in to rock 'n' roll and it was a way to put the two together, i guess. >> jimmy is the store's key buyer. primary salesman. and number one spokesman for everything that makes trash and vaudeville trash and vaudeville. >> it's leopard. and it's a white motorcycle jacket. and it's red plaid. and it's a silver star. and it's something, and it's a stud, and it's sex pistols pink and green. and it's a leather jacket. when you put it on and zip it up and unzip it, it's how you feel. >> when it comes to picking merchandise like this, jimmy is a punk fashion genius. >> want to see my favorite tattoo? i need more compassion. i need more forgive

i have one message, as a practitioner i view the copyright act as a steam punk who law. something fills with rude goldberg's contraction and it turns out rubleburg was a cartoonist, sculptor, inventor, author, engineer. it might be fitting to call on his work. there was an article in the new york times in the travel section about cruises and they mentioned the steam punk's crews so the definition of steam punk has pretty much fallen into common parlance but it is a genre of science fiction or speculative fiction, it involves anachronistic combinations and when i went looking for images to get us all on the same page about what is steam come, what image is in my mind when i say that it turns out a couple years ago these fellows dropped -- stressed the been steam punk styles and stand in front of the streetcar and it takes back to the turn of 19 food into the 20th century that sort of style which is illustrated on your left, that home movies of voyage to the moon was made famous, martin scorsese's film you go. i think it is a lovely as static and as a copyright practitione

here we are going to an unknown punk rock band that quickly became famous as an international spokesmanights in russia. how pussy riot took on vladimir putin is coming up. and later, how the first flying car is coming up. we will tell you about it in innovation. ♪ and archie andrews, the publisher for archie comics says the main character will be killed off in the july issue. the following issue will feature archie's friends remembering his life. veronica.ettie and ♪ ♪ >> this is "lunch money" on bloomberg television, streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, and smart phone. i'm matt miller in for adam johnson. "world," the punk band that put a baklava phase two russian oppression, pussy riot gained international attention two years ago when they were in prison for hooliganism. they were arrested for filming a music video in a church. here is the history of pussy riot in 50 seconds. >> february 12, 2012, five of the seven-member band perform an anti-putin song at the cathedral of christ the savior. in march, three of the women are arrested for "hooliganism" and motivated by "religi

punk rock group working right now and we are going to leave you with a song affairs.nd then she pressed a button on a boombox and this absolute awfulness came out. it was like a thousand rusty nails in women's remains and they walked out of the room. i was there actually watching video tapes recently followed them out of the room and you could see all these faces. about 40 men in the room and all these men looks like they didn't know what hit them or what they were supposed to do. should a turnoff to me as or did to wait for the women to combat? and i don't know it has been because the operator walked out of the room. >> was this beginning of adopting this form of shock art, music is a form of protest? you mentioned about 40 men in the room. so do you know how they reacted and what age group they represent a quick >> most of the nicer in their 30s and 40s. aside from not so shock i don't know how they reacted. some of the women who join them right away after they decided this was a really good idea they wanted to make this a reality, they had participated in earlier p

say that it turns out that a couple of years ago this funny 40 fellows also dressed it up in steam punk style. that's been standing in front of a streetcar. and it dates back to really the turn of the 19th and to the 20th century that sort of style which is illustrated on your left. the whole movie, the voyage to the moon was made famous in the scorsese film hugo. so i think it's a lovely aesthetic, and that the copyright practitioner i often think about that because there's a contradiction. you have old technology doing modern things like taking a bullet ship to the moon, using steam to get into outer space. it is an obsession with technology, and that's a big part of copyright law. it is also in visions an alternate universe. works like the wild, wild west or the work of contemporary directors. so it just seems to fit with me about, that is the state of our copyright law. it is an alternate and a lot of universe in this very digital world that we live in. the next thing i would like to do is just as all on the same page about what is intellectual property. and the definition i'm going

we turned up the funk on a terrorist punk. yes, red-hot chili peppers music, if you can call it that, was used to torture a detainee held by the cia. according to a senate intelligence report they were blasted with an endless loop of the horrendous funk rock to batter his senses which the basist called heart broken saying anything we can do to stop that, we will. the drummer also talked about it with tmz. >> would you approve of something like that? >> our music is positive, no. it is supposed to make people feel good and that is upsetting to me. >> what song could they have used? >> i mean, a song like "under the bridge" really loud on a loop is torturous. >> true. another song would be even worse as this dramatic re-enactment shows. >> ♪ give it away, give it uh-huh way, give it away now ♪ ♪ >> we are so gonna get letters from peta. that is the worst thing you can do to an animal. jesse, were you a roady for the red-hot chili peppers until they caught you stealing. report they overreacting? shouldn't they be proud? >> in tha

situation they complained about lack of updates it is the humble guy if the total to seven praise and punk promise of families that they would be immediately informed about any developments as well as the next steps in the rescue operation including the arrival of three industrial crane some morrow was to be used to try and place the shed. she told the families that wall bad weather conditions are hampering the search they should not lose hope. all the audio mix. so how did that tragic day unfolded the four hundred and seventy five people onboard this military should have been on the second day and take your time and right now. they left the port city of the injured tuesday night and were nearly twelve hours into their trip when something cause the ship to capsize machines in and one sister therese journey leading up to that fateful moment e eleven hours and fifty two minutes. that is how long the caps i sternly in theory traveled after departing from its port with four hundred seventy five passengers on board more than three hundred of them high school students ranging from little childre

coming up -- >> i tried to call one time with my boy on the phone and he said -- and this little punkmashing him when i get out, skye. >> adam verlander's visit turns into an emotional roller coaster. >> i've got a poem i wrote and i'd like to read it. because this is how i feel about you, skye. ♪ >>> after spending more than ♪ >>> after spending more than two weeks in segregation for two different fights, bexar county inmate adam verlander, an aryan brotherhood gang member whose nickname is smash is back in general population, doing what he does best. >> hey, bro. you got that envelope? >> trading artwork for commissary. >> what you think, dog? >> that's bad-ass. you can do portraits? >> yeah. but you ain't got enough money for me to do a portrait, dog. i'd be sitting here for hours. i ain't going to be sitting here no hours for nobody. it ain't going to happen. i won't do a portrait for my girl, i ain't going to do one for you. >> verlander's girlfriend holds a special place in his life. her name is skye starbuck. >> this is one i wrote for my girl, skye. every second without you is

and we loved punk rock music and everybody else hated punk rock music.how. i can see them and i remember them. they were making their debut and they turned and they looked at each other like, "how cool is this?" and basically, i always get butterflies. i get excited for people like that. when was that moment for you guys when your were like, "this is insane." >> it seems that whole thing with nirvana. like, in 1991 the band came out and like, geffen records printed 50,000 copies of our record. which is like indie gold. and then it just, we went multiplatinum. and then there was a time where you couldn't even buy "never mind." >> jimmy: yeah. >> at the record store. where they had cds. >> and that first tour that we did, we were booked into these places that some of them held like, 90 people. some of them were 150 people. and we'd pull up in the van, and because the album had come out and the video was on mtv and stuff, we'd pull up and there'd be so many people trying to get into the show. that even when we had a gold record, we were still in a van with

." >>> a disturbing scene as a young punk terrorizes an old lady. >> you hear his friends in the background cracking up. how a bunch of jackals got busted by the social media police. >>> a mystery speedo batman gains a cult following and now -- >> we're about to learn who this masked man is. >> see the moment the mask comes off. >>> a lion is about to take down a buffalo until his buddy says -- let me get down here and settle this. how the rescue led to one amazing standoff. >>> and tsee all the thrills an near spills. i mean, what could possibly go wrong? >> i think we're going to lose troutman. there might be a job opening for a "right this minute" host. >>> this video circulated the web, went viral, and it made people incredibly angry because the thugs in romania, look what they do to this defenseless older woman. one of them is grabbing her by her neck, and spinning her around. but, listen to her scream. you hear his friends in the background cracking up. do they know this woman? >> apparently they live in the same neighborhood and they probably are familiar with her. he lets her go. sh

do you, punk? [laughter] do you?laughter] don't worry even georgia's deeply conservative legislature put some common sensory strives about where -- common sense restrictions where guns can not go. >> there are restrictions on where guns are not allowed the state capital yonch booya one of only places georgia's legislatures didn't allow guns is in the building where they work. they are the voyeurs at the orgy, y'all go on and do what you do, we just like to ♪ we'll pay your early termination fees. so you can get the new galaxy s5 for $0 down. turn to bud light platinum, the next generation of smooth. brewed with top-shelf ingredients for a bold, slightly sweet finish. ♪ yeah you always make me go... ♪ [ male announcer ] turn up your night, and make it platinum. that's why i got a new windows 2 in 1. it has exactly what i need for half of what i thought i'd pay. and i don't need to be online for it to work. it runs office, so i can do schedules and budgets and even menu changes. but it's fun, too -- with touch, and ton

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. >> the punk band in this video is about to do something really cool for this 19-year-old you're seeing on the stage here. >> he wants to take this dinghy over here and he wants to crowd surf it to the back of the room and back to the front. >> this guy has a rubber dinghy on the stage and he's going to crowd surf in the dinghy at the hampton civic hall in the uk. the guy in the dinghy, 19-year-old steven sutton. there's a lot to know about steven sutton. if you haven't heard about him, steven actually has incurable cancer. he was diagnosed in september of 2010. had to go through all sorts of procedures and treatments and then learned in january of 2013 it's incurable. he says himself, that his body is ravaged by tumors at this point. this is number 44 on his bucket list. he made a bucket list of 46 things. and before we go any further this is just cool. watch this. after he gets to the back, he goes -- >> [ bleep ] back. >> choice words. guy back. >> but you know what's more awesome. what steven's been doing dealing with this awful disease inspiring people impacting a lot of other peop

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some events that punk is quick to point out is actually a collaboration with several tests including swedish cookies again going to be honest on. it is bad isn't it that i began the season. well i'm going to the guys would come over to get them may take a left me to it. i take the pill or danielle kiss of twenty guys let's get them together an idea of a pen name will go up to. which is a very appealing for most people but they have other projects on other bands and they live in stockholm. so you know i had to come out with my tail between my legs according to mind so much of the world today has become much how many bunnies. she wants to go back to the reference of good old fashioned girl. the album's debut singles out some losses is out now. he warned presented to me. some of the lashes. it's pretty lightweight. it's not very profound it's more sort of just talking about i guess he is taking classes toward someone. xd did i meet him and his son too important it's all about watch it to a guy who wears sunglasses featuring guest appearances by friends neil young and haven't slept in so

hey, watch it, punk. what are you, 80? he's the one trying to bring back disco.a happen. [humming] what it is, soul brother? my boys are gonna make me breakfast in bed for mother's day. well, actually, i'm gonna make the breakfast, then get in bed, but they're gonna bring it to me. annie: aw. i know, and then they said the cutest thing last night. they said, "mama", 'cause they call me mama. you're gonna be the fun police. okay, well, if i'm the fun police, then you're director of funland security. [all groaning loudly] oh, good. more of this. more of what? what do you think? the constant bickering. it was cute at first, but-- well, abed explains it best.

." >> a disturbing scene as a young punk terrorizes an old woman. >> you hear his friends in the background cracking up. >> how a video of a bunch of jackals got them busted by the social media police. >>> a bartender is going about her business. watch what happens. while you probably won't guess what blew up. >> it's not so beautiful. >>> troopers desperately try to stop a driver. >> he is going the wrong way. >> why the ending is not what anyone expected. >>> and he is the mystery speedo batman with a cult following. now we're about to learn who this masked man is. >> see the moment the mask comes off. >>> this video circulated the web, went viral, and made people incredibly angry because these thugs in romania, look what they did to this defenseless older woman. one of them is grabbing her by her neck and spinning her around, but listen to her scream. you hear his friends cracking up. they live in the same neighborhood, and they probably are familiar with her. he lets her go. she's screaming. they, in turn, are cracking up. one of the guys is showing his muscles to show how tough he is,

a little punk? >> there were a few. i was a shy kid. i was the smart kid. school that made life miserable. i think geoffrey was partly made of all the bullies i knew in my life. >> how did you come up with the strong woman roles? >> they can live in my world, or die in the old one. >> well, there are all kinds of women. i just try to write individual characters. being male or female is almost secondary to, they're people. >> what character would you play? >> it would be cool to play jon snow, say, who's much more of a classic hero. everybody wants to be a classic hero, right? >> this home, in santa fe, where the families rule here, too. >> and for the executive producers who brought his words to life? >> i love the tv show. i have to get out there and do a cameo. i was on the original pilot, but it was left on the cutting room floor. sad to say. my brilliant performance was lost for all time. but i'll sneak in on some other episode. keep an eye out. >> you heard it here first. a cameo from george. last one, what would you say to that little kid looking out

to see that in tokyo, the punk pink hair for the punk singer, when i saw that it blew my mind to realize there are no boundaries any more for any writer or creative person. the world really is becoming one world. we limit ourselves. i am seeing the new generation of black writers thinking that way. two years ago i was on the stage with nellie corps for and it was about the environment. talk about crossing genres. she is doing it. i think the sky really is our limit. the [applause] >> deserving of a clapped. interesting point you make about the question of genres. some times as writers, writers of color, whatever we call ourselves, people look down upon popular genres like detective stories or whatever, mystery, a person who has worked in a sci-fi or text tories from the previous panel. that would be another question. would that be considered a taboo approach for a writer from the caribbean? >> yes actually. there are very few people who have tried mysteries in the caribbean. some british police officers. and a mystery that says no blood and guts, more of a suspense book than it is, then

in the nichols is a kind heart on the heels of priests returning to the punk rock kids off to fold ins outs in the cup. police in brazil clash with the lessons of a company that during an operation to a victim. more than fifteen hundred police officers would like to clear the site of the world cup stadium in rio de janeiro and many of the fine thousands courses would be news to post two weeks resisted addiction several people were injured japan's prime minister shinzo abe's reversed a decision by the previous government to phase out nuclear power. japan's nuclear reactors was switched off three is again following the poker scene that is austin. the government now plans to reactivate need to constantly top safety standards. despite opposition. and that concludes our review of the week's news the line anyhow the other man shall remain a couple of stories and celebrity interviews well claire someone seeks the quirky stories from around the country. one wonders what. the. i thanked us for an upgrade. it's late lunch on weekdays at two pm on to make the world. it was the story. ace dead. he

thus any evidence that the punk era sheet on r and then we would deal with any inquiry with the diet sleep in a quote that this investigation at this stage and yell that these people to confusion. meanwhile abbas sharon has published the original affidavit containing the contractors allegations. he claims he lost his contract to operate discouraged after he failed to make a contribution into a holiday home for a boss or an oprah show. the contractor also claims he was subject to intimidation and that he provided free taxi service is free to post and officials paul called them more teams the jury in the anglo irish frontrunners been sent home for the mice. juries now been deliberating for six cars before bredesen told jurors us for transcripts of the evidence of angles for chief financial officer map moron. on the bank's former head of compliance fifteen meal. on the topic of the cream and when the market era pleaded not guilty to give the mobile phone bills ten cost was the bike in july two thousand h dream is to mock a terrible night run to the mall for those six members of sean qui

the intersection time on the us led forces at play but kumble costume looks kind of crucial security punks which would see up to fifteen thousand american troops remain. that's the point is to lose. the suns and told sydney hands embracing put the wise all season they seek to pass the story and he might find some of the images in her pool just at bay desperate cries and traveled bodies. this is what acute malnutrition is doing to an estimated one million children across afghanistan the country's only pediatric hospital doctors do what they can. there are more babies coming here and more dying too. there is no famine in afghanistan but a combination of factors has created the perfect storm. most are his three month old who weighs less than a newborn but they have smooth muscle wasting of time. severely dehydrated and in shock. she doesn't have the energy to cry her mother couldn't produce breast milk and says there was no money for food life is still in danger. i don't know she'll be fine or not. ignorance and hygiene also play a role. the three month old boy who was born healthy but it has

. >> one of those we got punked, i wouldn't be surprised but our producers assure me that is the realt to find it first then we'll be believers. >> that guy needs to play the powerball because this is crazy coincidence. >> oh, yeah. >> for some of you your local news is next. for everyone else we'll be back with our "friday funnies." of "looking for a good deal" and "sheesh, i should've looked some more." ♪ that's why walgreens makes it easy to save even more on your medicare part d prescriptions. ♪ just stop on by and leave all the legwork to us. switch to walgreens today where you could save with copays as low as zero dollars on select medicare part d plans. at the corner of happy and healthy. but do you really? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. can your makeup remover do that? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover. can your makeup remover do that? in any foods. r really gave much thought to the acidity never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hu

miniature forces numbering to this has to have reportedly been engaged in a chat with the experimental pop punk come up tops with her torso injuries and possibly want that. in one of the ukrainian on the twenty ten target checkpoint at that time by protected. attending the inquest so called people's republic has been proclaimed actually preparing a referendum on the faces of the regions and the gifted state. and that last contact from the sins of the situation and around ukraine do is drink a shopper on his injured. it's kind of stunned to see me and believe it to be a bezel the french national front seat arena in the pan and a stash of private welcome to auntie nice to see it. i'm a whiny do you think the ikea cars and pies that rambling bonnet i had a real effort to secure the country from extreme is still just a show of force. so i sink into the idea for yeti tea from the ukrainian folk for a tease because they want to deny the set are russian citizens who have. of course the new year. links to weave the ukrainian pretty to use the bomb to the nightclub the post abt to travel on to visit ste

results without paying the gas raising fears that if he were a couple think installed siphon fuel from punks crossing into europe has already happened several times in the post leaving millions of europeans freezing in the middle of winter. the pigeon however has given his guarantee the gas supplies will continue to fly to europe swimming doll says johnson america was under pressure to maintain good relations with russia. the industry is very very openly. and very powerfully saudis points to maintain good relations with russia. the chairman and siemens are the ceo of siemens the giant. electrical the german company was in moscow meeting with putin and told the german press that siemens is not about to break its relation with russia after one hundred tuesday result was very positive relations. just under the giant german steel makers echoed similar sentiments also the american government is under strong pressure from its domestic economy and the industry in germany is a powerful force. ukraine's economy may be in shambles and its people facing chaos because some position looks great tools to

others in the room, however, well, don't give me that innocent look, you young punks.smoking reefer. how stoned are people here? >> we can ask, just ask. >> you're not getting totally ripped here? >> no. it's a functional part of daily life. for a long time, the rest of the country and the government didn't really like tangier a whole lot. it was seedy. there were foreigners who came here and -- >> it makes money. >> he sees it as a future economic super power as i understand it. is many good or bad? >> for moroccans, it's work, but of course ex-pats want to keep tangier like they know it before. >> i mean, this cafe is very similar to the way it was, but there's a tv right there. >> flat screen. >> that's why people come here. they come to watch soccer games. >> you can well imagine the american guy who's lived in tangier for 30 years. he comes in, there's a flat screen tv on the wall. he's like -- what? you've ruined the authenticity and the integrity, but the moroccan guy at the next table is, like, wait a minute, asshole, you have a flat screen at home. i want one,

but you are cowards when it comes to standing up to these punks. it is not us ruining your religion, it is these people, not us. >> kimberly, it was not just the imam, it was a council of different faiths. they were all uncomfortable with these terms. do they have a legitimate complaint or was it just another example of islamaphobia, or was it just that they're scared -- >> it is, they should better equip themselves with the facts and truth. the fact is, every one of the 9/11 hijackers declared this was an act of jihad. they were members of al-qaeda and made very specific notes about their beliefs and i guess to lend these acts of terror against the united states. so why is it now we're put in this position to apologize for terrorists that are murderers? they should not do it. >> i would like to see the script of this five minute or six-minute film they have got. but it is almost as if we're saying -- all radical islams, everybody in the muslim community is radical. i would bet you it doesn't say this. you're exactly right, these people were islami

history shows the aggressive punk whopper div one really is a crash just typing it. room. in the beginning the eighteenth century authors of all the old fashioned little house. that case was not about to change this fall for his hit attracting people to top seeds were even times when will the states make a cd fashionable again. scott looked into to town to take a boat is the one who is anyone going to cost. electric one of the most traded stock your face jane austen was inspired by profs don't ever sees grandparent beans and fashionable shops. he did several of austen's novels to date the city hosts the jane austen festival at the second half. george spencer pulling for the wealthy enough to dress up as to the ctc say well. the georgian style resort was named as the battery of tests at everything in context and the kids and the key to any guidance was to provide housing to go to the twenty ten can think is unique in style. i knew the kitchen bench and a terraced house was torn the house he's going to get in the beautiful night it's a rental. it was essential to effective i

. >> meet burmese punk rockers side effect, and lead singer darko. >> you can come here any time, thereere. >> so if you sit here long enough, you'll see every musician? town? >> yeah, you can say that. >> the citywide curfews used to mean close your doors at 11:00. most restaurants close early still, but not here on 19th, where you can eat barbecue here into the middle of the night. >> what is this, tofu? >> pork tail. >> the barbecue is awesome. >> these young men show exactly how determined you've got to be to rock, especially in burma. >> i like to say my -- was nirvana, and then toes -- >> what american bands do you hate? >> um, creed. >> yes! they are like the worst band in the history of, like, the world. so what's it like having an indie band in myanmar? difficult? >> for sure, yeah. before you record a song, like when you have the lyrics, you have to submit the lyrics, so they're going to censor it, they're going to check it. even sometimes they will, you know, suggest you some words you change. >> that must be funny. >> very funny, you know. >> now, is that still the case? >>

he was embracing the show and cursed as his german punk rocker character did.o you make of this? >> shut up when you are at a play -- it is not a pep rally. show some respect. on the other hand, it is neil patrick harris and you have to take your opportunities. you gotta take are yo -- your opportunity. i want to yell doogie. >> he probably never gets that. him and screech. you will always be that. >> the only thing i am mad at is he says it was all in good fun. anyone who yells from the audience should be ejected and sent to gitmo. how many times when the person in front of you is talking and you want on say this to them. >> 8 parent leahy was in -- apparently he was in character. i don't know if he was in character or if that was an excuse. >> the audience loved it. >> one time happening and it is fine. then they say my turn now. >> everybody will be yelling somebody. >> apparently this show is interactive as well. they want everybody to feel immersed in the show. they said neil, neil. they said to the other actors is your name neil? i don't see a neil here.

. >> meet burmese punk rockers side effect, and lead singer darko. >> you can come here any time, thereke here. >> so if you sit here long enough, you'll see every musician in town? >> yeah, you can say that. >> the citywide curfews used to mean close your doors at 11:00. most restaurants close early still, but not here on 19th, where you can eat barbecue here into the middle of the night. >> what is this, tofu? >> pork tail. >> the barbecue is awesome. >> these young men show exactly how determined you've got to be to rock, especially in burma. >> i like to say my -- was nirvana, and then toes -- >> what american bands do you hate? >> um, creed. >> yes! they are like the worst band in the history of, like, the world. so what's it like having an indie band in myanmar? difficult? >> for sure, yeah. before you record a song, like when you have the lyrics, you have to submit the lyrics, so they're going to censor it, they're going to check it. even sometimes they will, you know, suggest you some words you change. >> that must be funny. >> very funny, you know. >> now, is that still the cas

others in the room, however, well, don't give me that innocent look, you young punks.s smoking reefer. how stoned are people here? >> we can ask, just ask. >> you're not getting totally ripped here? >> no. it's a functional part of daily life. for a long time, the rest of the country and the government didn't really like tangier a whole lot. it was seedy. there were foreigners who came here and -- >> it makes money. >> he sees it as a future economic super power as i understand it. is many good or bad? >> for moroccans, it's work, but of course ex-pats want to keep tangier like they know it before. >> i mean, this cafe is very similar to the way it was, but there's a tv right there. >> flat screen. >> that's why people come here. they come to watch soccer games. >> you can well imagine the american guy who's lived in tangier for 30 years. he comes in, there's a flat screen tv on the wall. he's like -- what? you've ruined the authenticity and the integrity, but the moroccan guy at the next table is, like, wait a minute, asshole, you have a flat screen at home. i want on

. >> i think it as just a bunch of punks. but it certainly could be a political statement. >> reporter: police are looking for surveillance tape catching those vandals in the act. if you can help, contact the san francisco police department. reporting live, i'm cheryl hurd. >>> gunshots rang out around 3:00 in south san jose. one man was wounded and is in the hospital tonight. it happened on snow drive near samuel stipe elementary school. they say the victim is talking and may be able to provide information. >>> now to the ongoing saga regarding flight 370. families held a candlelight vigil in beijing to mark the one month anniversary since the plane just disappeared. searchers heard signals, possibly coming from the flight's black boxes. on sunday, an australian ship heard two pings which is now narrowing the search. today crews were back out trying to zero in on the location. the signals will soon die off, which will make them very difficult to find. >> it will be the first time we've been able to go without debris and loca

you are intelligent and funny, and you won't let any punks try to bs you. says, anyone who can laugh at himself is okay in my book read control yourself so your wife need a worry. but if i were younger you would be a clever cougar. and eleanor in alabama says what is the deal with journalists when such nonsense on the show two you would never see walter cronkite pulling mess. and have you ever seen him in drag at? just asking. and what is the deal with people always asking these personal questions? morbid curiosity, i suppose. and do you like chocolate? well, yes, where are we going with this. and another viewer says we find her show a joy to watch. and if i ever see these digitized pictures again, it could be . kennedy: the news about donald sterling's racist heart rippled through the nba and countless dinner table discussions and words universally condemn. how bad is the guy compared to people who have beaten up fellow players, their wives? even spam. outrage builds and finds that sweet spot, that inflection point that tips the whole thing on its head. it

is it inexcusable, or is that mayor/counselor mad she got punked? >> or nobody knows who she is. i hate hokeses, -- hoaxes, but i love this story and love this guy. he didn't get invited to the ribbon cutting, he staged. it he shows up with scissors and the ribbon and then tweeted it as if he did the ribbon cutting. he tweeted the town of stafford needs an flattable -- an inflatable cathedral. he is hiding mugs and then tweeting their location. he tweeted this. can we put it up? it says monday at 7:00 p.m. can mean one thing. all midwest leaders meet for zumba. i hope he is elected mayor of stafford. 245* woulds fantastic. >> joanne, you said you thought the current mayor was mayor mccheese. now i ask you this, would that joke be funny even if you were old enough to understand the reference? >> it is all about the delivery so i would work on that a little bit. >> do you know mayor mccheese? does that ring a bell? >> no. >> he was the mayor of mcdonald land. >> oh, sure. we go way back fnlt i love this guy. he is great. he made buttons he passed out to his following. that's like b

you are intelligent and funny, and you won't let any punks try to bs you.yone who can laugh at himself is okay in my book read control yourself so your wife need a worry. but if i were younger you would be a clever cougar. and eleanor in alabama says what is the deal with journalists when such nonsense on the show two you would never see walter cronkite pulling mess. and have you ever seen him in drag at? just asking. and what is the deal with people always asking these personal questions? morbid curiosity, i suppose. and do you like chocolate? well, yes, where are we going with this. and another viewer says we find her show a joy to watch. and if i ever see these digitized pictures again, it could be risky. the loco. ♪ lou: good evening, everyone. nba mission or adam silver banning donald sterling from the nba for life. a swift and harsh ruling handed down to 72 hours after audio recording and racist rants became public. danny him from attending nba games or entering the clipper facilities or having any contact with players or employees and finding this lo

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mean to tell me out of that crowd there's not somebody willing to stand up to these cowardly pufrpg punks? >> he's right. don't tolerate crimes against women. >> or men, too. >> or men. >>> eric holder blasts how lawmakers cheated him on capitol hill as, quote, ugly and divisive. why is the attorney general implying race is the issue? greg breaks down holder's heated remarks, that's next on "the five." stay with us. >>> attorney general eric holder called his recent treatment by a house committee ugly and divisive. behold -- >> you look at the way the attorney general of the united states was treated yesterday by a house committee, what attorney general has ever had to deal with that kind of treatment? what president has ever had to deal with that kind of treatment? >> so what ruffled his delightful mustache? this. >> it is important that we have proper oversight. >> you don't want to go there, okay? >> i don't want to go there? >> no. >> about the contempt? >> you should not assume that that is not a big deal to me. >> we can't get the information to get to the bottom of that so i don't

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gerri: i find it outrage just people are making decisions on this and information is punk, i can tell you. john, great to have you here. >> thanks, gerri. gerri: from big data to your personal data, target, we talked a lot about that company, will issue branded debit and credit cards with mastercards chip and pin technology. we think that is safer. we're hoping it is safer. after the massive data breach last year. the cards will be issued next year making target the first major u.s. retailer to have its own branded cards with this technology. the company also announcing the new chief information officer. he has 40 years of experience in information technology, replaces beth jacob who resigned in march. target should do all it can to regain shoppers trust and keep private information safe. but chip and pin technology has been a standard in europe for years really. massive breach should not be a wake-up call for retailers to update their security measures. everybody should do it. i think they're doing this by 2015. why can't it happen sooner? that's my question. >>> we have more to come

i said hey, get up, punk. i've got bad news for you. i said you got three seconds to tell me the truth. finally, he looked at me. he said yes, sir, that's what i'm in here for. and i slapped the [bleep] out of him about three times. knocked him off the top bunk. if i had a lot of time on my hands, say i had a life sentence in prison or 20 years, i'd have killed the guy. >> alan achieved another goal. >> basically, the unit officer called me in b and said he had an inmate that was in fear of his safety. so i went to the unit to interview the inmate. at that time, we sent him down to medical to be evaluated by medical staff where he alleges that he fell off of his bunk. snchts without the cooperation of victim or witnesses, >> jail officials were unable to issue any punitive sanctions. to alan. >> i'm not going to say yeah, i did do it. i'll deny it to the fullest. but if they find out any different, i'll tell you the consequences. i still feel happy about myself, you know. >> allen is proud to take credit for assaulting another inmate. j

this was as much a message to his own party basically telling his party stop being a punk.nd stop running from obama care. we have to run on it, you have to run on it but be on the offense about it. you're seeing in some of these contested senate races like north carolina where others are taking the bull by the horns and cutting ads that defend obama care as so far a success. we'll see. >> we've seen others in some districts where others are saying i told them some of this stuff was wrong, so i think it depends on how red you are in your district if you're running as a democrat. we also don't know, ross. like 7 million people did what? >> 7 million people enrolled. it doesn't mean 7 million people signed up. >> glad you're there. >> that's right. >> so probably about 6 million of them will actually make your payments and have insurance over the course of the year and then this is where the estimates start to get really murky. the best guess is about a third of those didn't have insurance previously. so if you add that number 2 million to 3 million and eventually 4 million m

to buy when the crude gets hit and the stocks are out of favor and the economy's looking a little punkdon't think that's the case. you'll never hear me be a complete bear on energy names or anything hydrocarbon related. i think it is going to be around for a long, long time. but that being said, you know, criewld, i do expect it to pull back from 5100 or so -- 100 or so. it's no secret the fracking mania is going to have an impact ultimately. increasingly, renewables. i'm not a -- tara ways in the future, but they increase every year. liz: your picks include halliburton, but you always say johnson & johnson. al try i ya. you can still capitalize on smokers. >> one thing about being a college professor and being four or five years removed from into it as i was is i have a little bit of perspective, and i look at things, but altria makes a perfect product. it costs nothing to make. that's the foreign operations of philip morris. so smoking in the rest of the world is a little bit more acceptable than it is in in the states these days. liz: i'll take it. paul dietrich, you in the past hav