well, that guy is rich santoro. and his annaswer to that questi running a little deeper. >> you've got to keep trying. >> we first met rich two years ago in his backyard. by then, rich was already semi-famous as the bold guy of san jose. for a decade, he had been planting thousands upon thousands of bulbs in his backyard and then opening it up to share his beauty with the rest of the world. this year, rich planted more than 10,000. still, wasn't enough to satisfy his desire to share his love of flowers with the world. >> i have a mission. my mission is to make bulb gardening sort of a fad. >> which brings us back to the hillside. in december, rich asked the owner of this hillside if he could plant out a few thousand bulbs here. >> this was only supposed to take four days to do. it took 23 days. i missed it by this much. >> not only was his timing off, his choice of winters was pretty bad, too. >> not long after rich planted the bulbs, nature cooked them where they sat. >> the big display of rich's dreams is gone. fo

thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> rich, first to you. there's a new study out that shows that by 2020 nearly 90% of americans will be on some form of a government exchange. so we'll have 90% of americans on one and 10% essentially, the well off, going for specialty health care. doesn't that show we're working into a two tiered system? >> well it sure does. i point out the article you cited is in the new york times. a friend of the obama administration. i can only imagine what enemies might say. the fundamental flaw of obamacare is on the supply side. that is a heck of a lot of doctors will either take early retirement or are going to opt out and start a practice for the rich. and everybody else is going to be in this government system with waits that are going to be unbelievable, reminiscent of the u.k.'s health system where you wait months for a hip replacement. >> that's what they have in the u.k. one standard system for everybody which i don't think a lot of and then the rich people have their own >> well, this is place. the u.k. syst

his name is rich santoro. he's famous for his backyard flower displays, but this year, well, he wanted to share his passion with many more people. big dreams sometimes require a big canvas. that perhaps the simplest answer to a question many who have passed this milpitas hillside over the winter may have been asking. namely, just what is that guy doing up there? well, that guy is rich santoro, and his answer to that question runs a little deeper. >> some people find their purpose later in life. you've got to keep trying. >> reporter: we first met rich two years ago in his backyard. by then rich was already semi-famous as the bald guy of san jose. for a decade he had been planting thousands upon thousands of bulbs in his backyard and then opening it up to share the beauty with the rest of the world. this year rich planted more than 10,000. still, it wasn't enough to satisfy his desire to share his love of flowers with the world. >> my mission, i have a mission, my mission is to make bold gardening sort of a fad

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and at whio meteorologist rich wordsic was out to cover the tornado to survey the damage. here is one of his reports. >> you can see pieces of the house wrapped in the trees themselves. >> but, rich not just a meteorologist. now, i think rich can also be known as a hero. look what he found. >> hey, buddy. you okay? >> do you hear that? he was out looking at some of the damage, heard the meows of a cat, a kitten. rich was going to spring into action, he goes in and rescues this poor little kitten. >> hey. >> that is heart breaking. i hate to see this. but rich is there and thank goodness he was and he did hear the sounds because he -- you can hear in his voice, in the video, it is kind and gentle and helps this cat. >> going to get you some more -- >> in fact, wrap the cat in a jacket and warms the cat up in the live truck, the whio live truck. so that the cat could be safe. we'll find out, though, exactly what's going on with this little kitten because we have rich via skype "right this minute." the first question on everybody's mind, where is the kitten? where is the cat

at whio meteorologist rich wirdzek was out to cover the tornado, to surdamage. here's one of his reports. >> you can see pieces of the house wrapped within the trees themselves. >> rich, not just a meteorologist. now i think rich can also be known as a hero. look what he found. >> hey, buddy. hey buddy. are you okay? >> do you hear that? he was out looking at some of the damage, heard the meows of a cat, actually a kitten, and, of course rich was going to spring into action and he goes in and rescues this poor kitten. >> oh, that is heartbreaking. i hate to see this. >> but, rich is there and thank goodness he was, and that he did hear the sounds because he -- you can hear in his voice in the video is kind and gentle and helped this cat. >> are you okay? i'm going to get you something. >> wrapped the cat in a jacket and warmed the cat up in the live truck, the whio live truck so that the cat could be safe. we'll find out exactly what's going on with this little kitten because we have rich wirdzek via skype right this minute. the first question on everybody's min

we should be spending more money on this stuff. >> rich, go ahead. >> well, look, everybody is right here. you know, the u.s. is rapidly falling behind in infrastructure. you see it when you go to asia and land at the airports and go on the highways and you come back here. something has to be done. but the government that was able to accomplish these great tasks is somehow incapable of doing it now. >> i cut you off. go on. >> i want to know what happened to the stimulus money. we had a trillion dollars supposed to go toward shovel ready jobs and solve our economic -- our jobless rate. so i'm just confused what happened to that money and now we're going to pour more money into this. >> that's a great question. i have, by the way, a pile in my office. i kept it ever since the stimulus came out about five years ago. it's not the whole thing but a big chunk of that stimulus bill was fixing potholes. >> it wasn't a trillion toward that. >> it was billions of dollars. >> a lot of it was tax breaks. where i lived in california we had a project going on in the city will that i could see eve

rich has to learn how to take some chances. like cash in the bank like you do, and i don't like debt, but i also like growth. you know what concerns me about michael is that he doesn't know his numbers the way he should. all right, let's go to work. i'd like to go maybe make some ice cream, do that. >> let's do it. >> so educate me on something. once the ingredients are established... >> yes. >> they can be modified into frozen yogurt? they can be modified into soft serve? >> correct. >> it's all the base. >> it's important for mr. green tea to expand their flavors and products, because once people fall in love with the brand, we want to make sure that we have a flavor for everybody. there's two ways you can grow this business. you can grow it vertically, up and down, by developing new flavors, or you can grow it horizontally, by creating new brands and new ideas. i want to make sure that we hit all parts of the market from a 5-year-old to a 50-year-old. what i don't like about the business today is, i don't like that the whole

amam rich. of state, oil tycoons, and ambassadors of countries known for their fine cheeses. yes i am rich. that's why i drink the champagne of beers. >>> before putin, before gorbachev, khruschev, stalin and lenin, there was this. imperial russia. mighty palaces spread across the empire where the very, very few lived in unimaginable luxury. while their people worked and starved. didn't work out so well for paul, did it? >> not really. >> they choked the dude to death, right? >> actually, he was strangled with a piece of cord. >> the czars of previous centuries were certainly living the good life. money no object when it came to personal comfort or luxurious lodgings. and today's imperial powers seem not far behind. putin allegedly had a billion-dollar palace built for him. >> the czars of previous centuries were certainly living the good life. money no object when it came to personal comfort or luxurious lodgings. and today's imperial powers seem not far behind. putin allegedly had a billion-do

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perfectly bite-sized drops of rich and creamy chocolate happiness.hen the chocolate is hershey's, life is delicious. unwrap your paradise. soft, sweet coconut covered in rich, creamy chocolate. almond joy and mounds. unwrap paradise. is >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. nation, i am feeling fine tonight and it's all because of the defeat of a ballot initiative last week. columbus, ohio's issue 6 can can which would have raised property taxes to support the schum bus sue famous for jack hannah, america's foremost host to convince hosts to let animals pee-pee on them. >> more than 70% of franklin county voters said no to that zoo levee. >> stephen: in your face, manatee! oh, whichever end of you this is. we owe this victory to the koch brothers who helped sway franklin county voters with this flier calling the zoo tax a money grab. look at that greedy chimp asking for a handout or a foot-out. you can't tell with these guys. all you know for sure is the other three limbs are masturbating. as the koch's mayoral warned, this was going to be a massive 1

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rich from oed. >> good afternoon, ken rich from oed. my office is representing the city. occ, office of community investment and infrastructure. to negotiate to action with cssf. i want to thank the members of the budget committee for bearing with us as we explain. how this transaction needs to occur, i think we edved up with a deal with ucsf that is good for the city and good for mission bay and good for ucsf. the agreement with ucsf provides funds for housing that are greater and come to us sooner than what we would have gotten with oci would have gotten for use in mission bay if a regular taxing entity had been on the property. in addition, ocio received money to go to infrastructure in mission bay. that is expected on this property. the ability for ucsf by building this new large facility in mission bay to release several properties they currently own and rent around the city were put back onto the tax rolls for funds -- including a portion of which would go to the general fund, far in excess of ocii is not able to collect through the dissolution procedure you'll hear

we have rich ferguson joining us "right this minute." okay. what the heck is going on?is another way to present a magic trick but i would like to show you exactly how i do it. is that all right? >> please. >> i have my phone right here an i'm going to do it to you. steven, right now, steven, i want you to think of any three-digit number right now. >> done. >> you have it? >> got it. >> siri, can you read their mind? >> i am having a difficult time profiling them at this time however i can say steven has a lovely cream shirt on under his gray and striped sweater. nick is wearing a navy blue and christian is wearing a dress. i like that. >> that's just an example of me pugs together a situation and using technology for the reveal. obviously you guys didn't know that was going to happen and neither did the people in the video. >> what? >> wait a minute. >> all i'm doing is being quick on my toes making this happen. >> doesn't explain how you're fingering out the numbers these people are guessing. >> here's the problem. i'm a magician. i don't show people all the techniques

. >> you always hear about like rich kinds and like rich people and -- rich kids and rich people and we are the rich kids and rich people. >> people want to see what life is like other than the fact there are fairly wealthy people living here in the suburbs with perfect lawns. >> reporter: if you want to know what it's like to be a teen in palo alto don't consider this a documentary. >> no, i think palo alto is like a much more normal place than he makes it out to be in the movie or at least from the trailer what i know about it. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> palo alto opens today in new york and l.a. and will hit bay area theaters next week. >>> now a local angle to the movie, but james franco stories should be wild. >> i liked him in spider-man. >> he was good. he is a great actor. >>> we have a very important forecast this weekend. we have mother's day coming up. we want to get that one right. today kind of a transitional day. we have some clouds out there now even some leftover sprinkles this morning. our hi-def doppler radar is tracking the system. you see some of the sprink

rich people have drivers.ch people. >> look, i believe this study, but it has also been my the most discourteous drivers are the one with lefty bumper stickers on their cars. i don't mean an obama-biden sticker. i mean the think globally and act locally bumper stickers. the more stickers they have the worst drivers they have. they have convinced themselves they are really good people and they are doing this good stuff so they can then be rude on the road. >> they have the right. they are better than us. >> a little bit. i look forward to the day i myself am a jerk. >> you want to get there. >> i don't have a car, but the cat i live with takes it well. >> these people who have nice cars have somewhere to go. they have an important job. >> i pull out in traffic if i am at a stop sign because i am in a hurry. i am in a hurry. what do you think of that a? >> i would -- what do you think of that? >> i believe this. everybody that drives a bmw drives a certain way. that's what i noticed. it is specific to that one b

rich eisen.rom the 1975. featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everyone doing tonight? well, all right. well, let's get started. the obama administration announced new guidelines today, that would require schools to provide equal education to all children, regardless of their immigration status. so sorry illegal immigrants, you're getting an american education. [ laughter ] i don't know if you've been following the donald sterling saga, but it continues. the los angeles district attorney is now investigating sterling's mistress after she allegedly threatened to release more audio recordings in order to blackmail him. sterling is very upset. because he prefers to be whitemailed. [ laughter and applause ] he's made that very clear. he's made that very clear. rob ford is still in the news, perpetually in the news. yesterday, rob ford told "the

or you go on a reality show and become really really rich. doing nothing. think you know what you are doing in life, man. ♪ >> did you put on your jammies? >> uh-huh. >> i just want to state for the record, just because you were in the top bunk, that's no indication of any relationship that we may or may not have. >> you and me are very careful in public. if we bring up subject like this, there could be some different repercussions. tolerance never existed in russia. that's why when just recently people started to come out in russia, like lesbians and gays, they were either fired from their jobs or were given like hard time to exist. >> what about tchaikovsky? >> they try not to acknowledge it by saying he was a great musician, so -- >> he was a great musician who liked to have sex with other men. >> that's what people are not meant to learn in school. i'm j-a-n-e and i have copd. i'm d-a-v-e and i have copd. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. onc

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. >> [speaking in arabic] >> the rich person doesn't have to worry because he has a lot of money. but the poor, he doesn't have a car, he doesn't have a house, he doesn't have food, so he's not living at all. so he looks for life in the hereafter. but the rich person is already living here. >> now if by chance you were to go home and say to your father that, "i'm going to convert to christianity," what would he say? >> [speaking arabic] >> he won't say- he will do. >> and we don't want to know what. [laughter] >> yeah, that definitely was a remarkable piece of footage. and you never knew, he was very afraid to do that. we actually did it out on the balcony in the hotel, and there was somebody up on the higher balconies looking down, and i just hope everything's okay for him, because he was obviously under a lot of pressure. sure, virginia? >> you asked a very interesting question, because it is my understanding, and from the observations i made from contacts, even at 75 years of age, if his father's still alive, the father will tell him what to do and he'll do it. muims, it's the

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what do you make of this, rich people feeling guilty about being rich?hat they are able to exploit their gifts and they should feel as though it is another fortunate instance if people are working for them and contributing to their success that is great but i don't agree with this guy. i don't sing a handout is a way to create quality of anything because basically opportunity does that, not an envelope stuffed full of cash. stuart: i would turn it around and say this. wealth confers responsibility on the person who has well, responsibility not to waste it and use it and open up as you say opportunity for other people. that is the word we should be concentrating on. >> absolutely. he has got it all wrong. if he wanted to take some of his wealth which doesn't sound staggering, but apparently a fortunate guy, take some of his money and say i am going to teach people entrepreneur real skills, told a seminar, higher tony robins to do a free one for a thousand people, grand, fabulous but a handout envelops stuffed full of cash scavenger hunt, this is his way t

so rich was rush on to something. >> rush is on to something. rush understands something that big government liberals do not understand and that is you can't demand something into existence. if you're going to increase the demand for health care, whether it's to the veteran's administrations or obamacare and you're not increasing the supply through technology and market incentives, then you're going to have one of two things. you're going to have delays or prices going up. there's no way of avoiding the mathematics of this situation. >> so rick, just like the va, we're going to have fewer doctors treating a lot more people and therefore government bureaucrats are going to come in to say what you can and cannot do. >> rush may be on to something but he's not right about this. i have hammered the obama administration in everything i have written over the past two weeks. i think what's going on at the va is the worst thing we have going. >> but is it what we're going to see in obamacare. >> it has nothing to do whatsoever. >> why not? >> when i wro

david: rich karlgaard.y age and wish i would have taken his advice in the back in the 1980s and made a lot more money than i did. catch rich and myself on "forbes on fox," on our sister channel, 11:00 a.m. eastern time. "forbes on fox." rich is one of the stars. >>> well, president obama and german chancellor angela merkel stand united on ukraine at least for the day. despite all the talk of solidarity will they go their separate ways in the u.s. and europe impose further sanctions against russia? we'll bo live to the white house to find out why. liz has another exclusive from omaha, nebraska. liz? liz: well as happy hour descends on omaha. david, we're here in the hilton but we've got our own cocktail napkins. #ask liz. you have to send me one of these if you have a question for warren buffett. maybe we'll pick your question for our monday morning big interview, 9:30 a.m. eastern. coming up, the third largest reinsurance giant on the planet. it is general re and berkshire hathaway. he runs this behemoth. t

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in the buildings and a rich array of services and a really healthy community in the buildings where they know each other and it is vibrant and you have the buildings and that is not as much the case because they have a good case manager and more of them but sometimes it is, and you know might we think about requirement in exchange for you know this rich subsidy in housing and you know, the permanent nature of the housing that you know, ten hours of activity a week and maybe that will help to breed more activity and involvement among the tenants and we do that in and required to do that in our web fair to work programs and a lot of families who have not engaged for a very long time and in our system and once they see the services but they are not only required to engage in, but that we offer it is a positive impact. i am just throwing out the ideas, based on the world of human services. fupds, and operates. you know just for thinking around how do we improve engagement. >> and those rich services and perhaps, a higher expectation of what our tenants should be doing in housing. >> one

has nothing to do with it but how they get rich.hey get rich by creating new companies that benefit everybody. nobody cares but the quality issue is a red herring. john: tell me about this. >> that death charts is used to assess what type of industry i might like to invest in next with the statistical analysis how many have started with a certain industries and how many have failed. those are the ones you want to stay away from. john: social media? that is booming. >> category killer. there were thousands that responded but most have been wiped out. john: linkedin had a column 10 reasons to quit your job that went viral. everyone is an entrepreneur abundance will never come from your job. eat this says the tree miss alive. >> i think so it is so much better than working at your job. having said that it is not for everyone there is a lot of stress and risked. >> most people are not entrepreneurs. john: ice here it pronounced it to different ways to iraqi knows his machine will making $1 trillion was certainty they have complete faith

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rich, thank you very much.ere, you can make it anyway, you've heard that before, right? frank sinatra's refrain has finally caught fire among those based all the way out on the left coast as companies from google, facebook, twitter, they're all expanding their offices and work forces right here in the big apple. the once-burgeoning start-up community in new york has grown beyond the moniker into a heavyweight in its own right. forget the alley, we're big boulevards now with companies like warby parker, guild group, four square, tumbler's here among others all started and launched from nyc. co-founder of red kit.com and author of without their permission, alexis ohanian along with gary tan are here to discuss the allure of new york and what's in it for the start-up scene. what i find interesting, you guys, is that it's not just little companies saying, well, it's too expensive to start in mountainview or redwood city or silicon valley, anywhere. it's too expensive, let's just come here. it's facebook, it's twitt

he is rich. wealthy beyond anyone. what is his problem?sts like him are not worried they are going to pass them. they look down from above and need them in their place. >> jon: and apparently that place does not include standing next to his girlfriend in an instagram photo. >> really magic johnson isn't good enough to be seen with your mixed race miss stress. magic johnson a man so universally respected even h.i.v. doesn't want to bring him down. magic. >> jon: i don't get it it's magic johnson. i don't get it. >> listen to how sterling talks about his players. >> i support them giving them food and clothes and cars and houses. who gives it to them? does someone else give it to them? >> wow, that's the kind of thing you boast about from the porch of your plantation before right django shoots you. >> jon: this racist is dating a woman of color. >> i don't know if dating is the right world, jon. he's more of a sugar bigot. he's just carrying on a great american tradition. we respect thomas jefferson but it may have turned out differently if

i'm rich with enterprise my goal is every one for those who have the nonprofit oxygen's we're one ofhe leaders around the country and one of the largest investors in the affordable housing around the country. affordable housing is in the noose everyday in the newspapers and blogs in the new york times and in san francisco and it's new people are being forced out of the homes we're losing our workforce housing and we have an economy on stories that's creating that but homelessness is not new if they're around for a long, long time it is an effort it should be in the news such as the things that are causing the kind of 5 thousand dollars rents so it is really critical. there is so much going on there are many homeless people h that is a critical problem that bridge is taking a really good step with the project this negotiates project and it was mentioned about the green it should be mentioned there's a chart on the wall it shows all the green aspects of the project and it's really fantastic. one of the things in san francisco that's really critical we have really strong affordable hous

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edward is where rich and his wife. dr. rich was one of the first doctors. he was actually born in idaho, went to medical school in philadelphia, came back in 1894 and decided he wanted to marry elmira. she said that she would marry him in chile had established practice. the move, but al's car rented a building, started his medical practice. this journal the we will start with is actually elmira's journal from 1818 which is an interesting air. one of my favorite entries is this one. she writes busy with housework all morning. this afternoon went to a meeting to prepare boxes -- christmas boxes. when with the family for an online this afternoon. barry is that the her socks. doctors treated over 150 cases of influenza and lost three. he is made calls. it actually got fairly largely shut down, social meanings, the church services, schools, anything. even when the soldiers were coming home they were going to allow their families. the family members disregarded that. so this from 1942 in this one she's talking about the outbreaks that happened. this is november 2

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. >>> and suddenly rich on the dakota plains. my series on fracking in america continues with the so-called shale-naires who are catching in. i'm ali velshi, this is "real money." velshi." you are the most important part of the show. tell me what is on your mind by tweeting me @ali velshi. new reports out today show that china's industrial output and retail sales grew in april but 8.7% and 11.9% respectively compared to the same time last year. what is wrong with that? both figures seem respectable. they seem down right big, especially when compared to 4% rise in retail sales last month in the united states. now this is china we're talking about, not the u.s. these numbers confirm for many that china's economic engine is running on less steam in 2014, and that has just as many wondering if china's expected 7.5% growth this year is too ambitious a forecast. now i told though before. you should care because china's spectacular growth story has helped prop up the rest of the world. you're invested in chinese companies through your 4