get out. >> but robbins won't leave.he bouncer start to have words and a fight breaks out. 38-year-old lashon sawyer is the cook at the bar. the video shows sawyer walking back to the kitchen as patrons exit through the rear door. while he's there he says he makes a shocking discovery. >> as i was going over to close the back door, there was actually a gun on the floor. it stopped the door from closing all the way. >> sawyer feels he can't just leave the gun there so he says he picks it up. >> my intention was to take it to the bartender. that's who runs the place. >> meanwhile, a security camera at the bar's entrance shows customers running out after the fight. >> the bouncer is able to get robbins to leave, but he still lingers outside. >> the guys out front were still arguing with chris. he was standing in the doorway. a lot of threats were being said and stuff. >> robbins has a gun and walks up to the bar door. another man with robbins also has a handgun. as robbins looks inside the bar, word spreads that he's armed.

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mel robbins, joey jackson. say this is tough because there are people who feel so strongly about the second amendment that this kind of language, dead kids don't trump my rights, fine to them. that's why i say this is tough. do you see any shot, even in california? >> absolutely. and, look, joe the plumber lost the election with that kind of rhetoric. he may be a mouth piece for the nra but that's going to be who california's up against. california has some of the toughest gun control laws in the country. they already have a ten-day waiting period. they already have a 30-day waiting period between guns. they already have a federal and state background check. they already have safety training that's required. and so on -- >> guess what, this kid passed all that and killed all those others. >> i got it, but you know what, here's the thing that's troubling, is that the police showed up, right, at this murderer's house, there were six of them there, and that was the one opportunity we had to thwart this from happen

my colleague, stephanie ruhle is there with larry robbins. >> thank you. left the stage. people are saying, his stuff is so good, we cannot even follow it. what is your real thesis? class i apologize i talk too fast. none of my public speaking skills came through but we had a lot to say. the real theme is that while stocks drifted up in the last 18 months thomas the 2014 is really a year where management will have to proactively drive now you through value enhancing measures. whether that is capital acquisition and capital allocation comes putting businesses or other valuations of shareholder enhancements, that will separate the ordinary from the story mary returns. and the business you have. >> let's talk hmo's. was west performing last year. you had an incredible year last year. how far will the hmo's run? >> sure. the hmo stocks have risen significantly in the past 12 months, but if you take a look at the last five or six years, as we pointed out in presentation, evaluation of hmo's are down 18%. it is hard to find anything whether in the s&p 500, health care in genera

i want to bring in mel robbins. you and i talk all the time because you're an attorney and legal analyst but maybe our audience does not know you're also a domestic crisis intervention expert, you also work in the domestic violence area of the prosecutor's office so you have knowledge of people victimized in this way. i want to ask you one question about the california case. regardless of what the attorney says about this being consensual, when you're 15 in is that state, can you possibly consent to a relationship like this? >> no. the legal age of consent, ashleigh, in california, is 18. it's a felony to, you know, have sex with somebody who is under that age. and here's the other thing. first of all, i worked a domestic violence hot line for six years as a volunteer and a crisis intervention counselor in the late '80s. and every single victim was terrified to come forward because people that abuse women don't do it in public. they do it behind closed doors. in fact, batters get so good at physical and sexual abuse

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baskin robbins mother's day cake. pick one up today. >> katie: you want me to marry you?>> ridge: yes. i want you. i want this. i want whatever comes next. i want you to be my wife. say you'll marry me. >> katie: [ chuckles ] >> bill: it doesn't get any better than this. rocking my son to sleep. this is how it's gonna be from now on. hanging out with daddy in his office, spending weeks at a time together. and all because of you. and you did this at great personal expense, brooke. >> brooke: oh. katie was being punitive. and i was really concerned about what it was doing to you. i had the power to change it.

robbins whose hedge fund is over $7 billion said at the annual conference today that humana could see to 40% growth. he was also excited about monsanto saying that stock is cheap. all three of those names are up more than 1%. humana was up $10.10. and monsanto at $114.85. shares of berkshire hathaway were down today despite a meeting with warren buffett over the weekend. they were just one of many topics buffett talked about with some 40,000 shareholders who converged on omaha to hear the latest words of wisdom from the billionaire investor. >> warren buffett doesn't appear to be slowing down much. at 83, he's one of the fortune 500's oldest ceos, but that doesn't stop him from outpacing throngs of female reporters. >> no, just healthy eating and lots of exercise. >> with his usual boundless energy he made the rounds at berkshire hathaway's annual meeting sampling his berkshire treats. >> this is like clark kent going into a telephone booth when this happens. >> plague games with his buddy, bill gates. >> okay, bill. my house against your house! oh! >> hanging out with a supermodel do

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mel robbins, defense attorney, cnn commentator. paul kallen is a former u.s.or, cnn analyst. jean casarez, a lawyer herself, cnn correspondent, working the story today. before i ask any question, in addition to jail and probation, the judge initially ordered the offender to work 250 hours, ready, at a dallas rape crisis center. let that germinate for a bit. listen to what the director of that center had to say about that. >> i'm sure that she probably thought it was his way of, you know, giving back perhaps but it's just not an appropriate place for him to do his community supervision. just having a criminal defendant in the office could be a triggering effect for many of our clients. ? so that part of the sentence was scrapped. we don't know what other issues of the probation will be. a lot of this is just straight-up fact, jean casarez, just straight-up fact, the kind that most people don't believe can happen in our system of jurisprudence today. >> let's look at the facts. they were both students at a high school. and he was 18, she was 14. and they had tal

cnn commentator and defense attorney mel robbins. two girls on the set.t justification. well, they do it in paris. you know. >> i'm sorry. >> they did that in paris too. can someone of his ilk now who's almost been reduced to a comic book character, can he be a source of actual slander? >> basically what you're asking is does magic johnson have a case against sterling for slander. well, it depends. it depends on whether or not there's been any magic done to magic johnson. sterling, as said on "any day" yesterday should change his name to dock because his loony tunes at this point. i think, if anything, this has made magic johnson's ship rise and more magic. the way he's responded to this. the fact he says he feels sad and he's going to pray. if anything, it's raised the stakes of magic johnson. so there hasn't been any damage. >> ironically, i think mr. sterling may have just done wonders, you know, for how wrong adultery is. while trying to suggest it's okay because they do it in paris. you may have just shown the rest of america, ooh, if donald sterling

thank you, mel robbins.up on "legal view," sarah palin, someone else known for saying stuff, lots of it. now saying stuff about hillary clinton and going there. yep, she's going grandchild. and what she's saying about hillary clinton's grandchild is striking a nerve. sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >>> sarah palin's making some he headlines this morning saying hillary clinton's future grandc

i'm joined by sally kohe, our guest, a psychologist, and mel robbins. asked you to show us what you saw in the manifesto. and if it comb parts with what sally says. he follows the -- already out there in society, of a lot of people who have misogynistic tendencies. >> if he was bipolar, he's in isolation, none of us do well in isolation, but you have these thoughts and you have these feelings. is it from his culture? is it from society? is it from organized groups? is it from the internet? all those things you would take in with the package of how you would try to assess this individual. so it's all good stuff if you can get it. if people are honest. if parents are forthcoming. if the individual is forthcoming. if the individual truly wants treatment and they don't want to just go back to their room or they just want to go back to their apartment and they want to stay planted in their hatred. when people are in isolation and they have this hatred, generally, it's pervasive. it can be towards certain groups. he couldn't get girls so i hate all women. i c

host: carla anne robbins another headline from "the new york times." peter baker says the sanctions have limited impact. he makes a point that many issues involving russia's economy predates sanctions and even pretty the annexation of crimea. guest: the piece makes two points. one is that the russian economy was slowing to begin with. it was in pretty bad shape. a lot of the impact of the huge amount of capital flight, the drop in the stock market and the value of the ruble while it might predates sanctions, it began at the time of the crimea crisis because people were expecting sanctions. the market had already factored in the crisis. if you stay at the current level of sanctions, i would suppose people would say it was bad but not as bad as we thought and we might want to go back in. that is the argument for why you cannot stay where you are you will have to ratchet it up to drive more people out or prevent people from going back in./ host: why sanctions, why are they used? guest: this is the ultimate example, what else are you going to do against th

mel robbins, thank you.e all have the same feeling when it comes to an intern getting attacked that lasted and lasted. thanks, ladies. >>> coming up, after the break, a lot more on what has happened to those three young women who, on this anniversary were released from their cantivety. captivity. one of them giving a lengthy interview to our anderson cooper. that's next. those little things still get you. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four

our guests are mark dubowitz and carla anne robbins. caller: sanctions aren't going to work against russia. under the reagan administration was nuclear deterrence. they are building up their weapons while we are destroying our military and firing it -- generals the know how to conduct proper warfare. sanctions are fine. it never worked against iraq. we had to use military force against saddam hussein. we're going to be taken over and the soviet union will be back. guest: i agree to an extent. in a time of declining defense budgets is sending the wrong message to iran and syria and russia. we need to have a comprehensive policy. sanctions sometimes do work. they don't work in isolation. we need to have a credible threat of military force. the pentagon says the dead set that program back five to 10 years. we don't want to use military force. it has to be the instrument of last resort. we have to have a credible threat of military force. then we use sanctions in a smart way. we ratchet up the pressure. we do not hope for the good intention

did see robbins as the son of irv robbins co-founder of the baskin robbins ice cream dynasty and as a young man robin discovered the effects dairy has on the human body and decided to opt for a plant based diet instead ever since then he's promoted to sustainable living philosophy and has taken on corporate food giants from the dairy industry to coca-cola he's also the author of several books on nutrition and the sustainable food movement including no happy cows dispatches from the front lines of the food revolution on earlier i spoke to robbins and i began by asking him why he chose to reject his father's ice cream and hire. well my dad died five years many years before that this is my early twenty's. i decided i didn't want to do that with my life my uncle baskin my dad's partner and brother in law died of a heart attack in his early fifty's it was a very matter of you know a lot of ice cream and i asked my dad when i doubted you think there could be a connection and my father said no no it's father just is jigger just got tired and stopped working. and i summited couldn't conside

baskin robbins mother's day cake. pick one up today. defending a controversial assignment. that story and more at five. >>> eighth graders told to debate the holocaust. the controversial assignment. coming up tonight at 5:00. and finally, the hype of good sportsmanship. >> they're elk hunters. they found he had fallen through the ice on the lake with ladders and a harness, they were able to rescue, dragging it across the ice. once it was able to stand, it helped corral back to shore and into the forest. >> and another case of good karma. colorado fire department would you describe quick to come to the rescue and this couple didn't have a ride to the prom. a.j. and hid date, kelsey, couldn't find wheelchairs and when she couldn't, the fire department stepped in and gave the two a lift to the big dance. >> isn't that neat? >> that is my favorite story of the day. >> we love it. all right, that's going to do it for kpix 5 at noon. >> enjoy your monday, everybody, and we're back here monana. >> bill: you kept these? >> brooke: [ chuckles ] i'm a hoarder. >> bill: i thought you

commentator mel robbins. defense attorney and legal analyst joey jackson. don, i think you're sort of the defibti tivdefinitive race on t and everything else. this was supposed to be damage control. >> it was. if he has people advising him, which i don't think he does, they need to be fired. and if he doesn't, he needs to hire a good team. just in that one -- that was just one little snippet, right? he offended so many people. these people should be ashamed of having aids, right? then he says the blacks don't do anything. then he talks about jewish people, how they step -- what he's insinuating is jewish people are better than black people. he doesn't understand the depths of his bigotry and racism. this guy's a lost cause. >> so he's in his 80s. >> no excuse. >> it's clear he doesn't understand much. but at some point, can you also see the perspective that this is a very old man who, yes, does not have that guidance -- >> i don't see it -- >> -- don't realize the error of his ways -- >> this guy was around for the civil rights movement and you can't excuse

and here next to me on the hot seat is mel robbins. so mel, you're in the hot seat. you heard the apology from donald sterling. he says he's not a racist. >> i almost spit on you i was laughing so hard. his wife says he has dementia. >> possibly. >> come on. the finney thing, he walked out of the studio and i had a chance to talk to him. i said to him, anderson, i guarantee you when you walk into work tomorrow there is going to be a bouquet of flowers from adam silver. all he has to do is hit play on that thing and do an up and down vote. >> let's look at more. he did call anderson a racist. watch. >> i think you have more of a plantation mentality than i do. you know what? i think you're more of a racist than i am. i'm not a racist. and i've never been a racist or will have be a racist. you're asking me about questions. what do you mean a mentality? >> a plantation mentality is to feel you own these guys. they're working for you. >> do i own them? >> i don't know. >> my players earn $100 million a year. now do i own them? >> also says 25%, cedric, of my whole gang a

joining me now is cnn legal analyst paul callan and mel robbins.a lot of fans would be heart broken if this turns out to be an infringement case. i'm going to start with you, paul. how can they file this lawsuit? it's been decades since the song was released. what about the statute of limitations here? >> that's a great question. just to give you an indication as to how old this song is, this is what i looked like when the song was in circulation. in the 1970s. okay. the song came out -- >> love it, paul. >> i had hair at that time and i enjoyed every moment of it. yeah, so how can we go back to the 1970s now and bring this lawsuit? well, normally, you have to bring such a suit within three years of becoming aware of the copyright infringement. there is, however, some case law in some courts that have said if the song is in current circulation, you can go back three years to the amount of time that it's being circulated. and that's the exception they're using. they're saying it's still being circulated so we have the right to get three years of dam

in boston, we're also joined by lawyer and cnn commentator mel robbins. don't think i was expecting $35 million, but give me the reality behind this. >> were you expecting more? >> uh-huh. >> this is the maximum fine they can face for a civil penalty. this is not the criminal investigation that is still going on from the doj. this is a civil fine. 13 deaths tied to this ignition switch problem. it can turn off when you go over a bump or your knee hits it, the air bags, power steering, all that. very dangerous. the general issue, general motors knew about this, they didn't tell people. >> what did the feds say? >> some very harsh word coming from nhtsa which oversees the safety of drivers. listen. >> what we cannot tolerate, what we will never accept, is a person or a company that knows danger exists and says nothing. literally silence can kill. >> this is the highest fine we've ever seen from nhtsa. that agency was also up on capitol hill answering tough questions from congress with people saying, congressmen, you should have ordered a recall earlier. but

our mel robbins is here now with me to talk about this case. a, mel robbins.ou can get seven duis in the united states of america and still be at home on work release. >> i don't understand it either. it's not a slap in the wrist, it's a slap in the face to every american out there. as far as i'm concerned, here's the deal. i don't understand why he has a license. because he's had not one but six prior arrests for dui. >> you want to know what the prosecutor has to say. our dan simon had a quick word for the prosecutor. let's listen in. >> i have a quick word for the prosecutor. >> why don't you just stick this guy in prison a long time? >> in washington the law doesn't give us that option. if you can keep somebody working when they're in custody so they can keep working when they're out of custody substantially reduces the likelihood they would re-offend, particularly talking about somebody an alcoholic or drug addict. alcoholic or drug addict, fine, seven duis, whatever. there were a few choice things this man did when he was alluding arrest in this ferrari

oh, where can i begin, will cain, mel robbins and don lemon. >> some friend, huh?just say your expectation of privacy sin the commission of a crime. monica didn't commit a crime. can i remind everybody right now for the last 16 years that woman has been vilified. she's been shredded and humiliated. it continues. expectation of privacy >> she dade because she lied on an affidavit under oath. that's not what this is about. >> that's not what linda trip is referring to. >> that's true. the truth is i look at this story very differently than i think the rest of the world does because i look at it through the lens of what does it take somebody to survive the most huh mailiating thing that drives you to want to kill yourself, basically. how does somebody survive that. we're all very are different. look at this as a story, i could care less about what happened 16 years ago, i look at this as a story of somebody who was able to push through it finally. it may have taken her longer than most people think they would be able to get through. >> conservatives loved this story 1

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. >> "outfront" cnn legal analyst paul callan and mel robbins and dr. guardier. you just saw that video. this is a young man, his mother saw some of his disturbing videos this spring in april, end of april, just a month ago, called police. they went to his apartment. he convinced them it was a misunderstanding. is this something is that could have been prevented, or are these things that some people do, and most of the time they don't turn into anything? >> well, first of all, the cops did not. and i'm not pointing fingers. but they didn't connect the dots, that there were previous contacts with the police officers. so if in fact they had known about the two previous con techs when they went do to do the welfare check, then they would have put it all together and said wait a minute, there is something not right here. secondly, what we see in many states, there are not laws that state that you have to have a mental health expert go along with law enforcement to do this check. so here is a situation where you had law enforcement who really were not experts in any w

baskin robbins mother's day cake. pick one up today. could be fired for what the >>> coming up at 5:00 bay area teachers refusing to sign a new morality clause. the fears they could be fired for what they do outside the classroom. that story and more at 5:00. >>> finally, a northern california woman is talking about her big flop, like me on family feud. >> no, you're good frank. but she had trouble coming up with "love" at the right time. >> watch. >> fill in the blank. a married couple might be deeply in what. you said -- marriage. survey said, love. love was the number one answer. >> well, she couldn't say love because it was already said. but still, despite going to the final found, the family from stockton couldn't get the last 18 points. anna said she got thrown off when she gave the same answers as the first family member and then there was that buzzer. >> yeah. but now, it's friday and it just doesn't matter. >> $20,000 would have made me happy. >> they are getting national attention now anyways. >> captions by: caption colorado

baskin robbins mother's day cake. pick one up today. >> jeff: tonight, severe weather in the heartland. >> we have a large tornado on the ground causing damage. >> jeff: tornadoes rip across the nation's midsection. >> oh my lord. >> jeff: and the danger is not over yet. eric fisher has more. defying international pressure, voters in eastern ukraine cast ballots to break away. clarissa ward is watching the vote. this afternoon as mark albertia tells us a third victim is found after friday's deadly hot air balloon crash. ♪ a house is a heart even when it's gone ♪ >> jeff: and on this mother's day, anthony mason with ben harper. he has played music all around the world, but there's nothing like singing with someone back home. >> i just, you know, came to my mom and said, "let's do a song together, just one song." and from that one song came another song and another song.

baskin robbins mother's day cake. pick one up today. >>> it's springtime and we are starting to see all different berries popping up all over. today i want to focus on blackberrys. when you see them make sure they are blackberrys. they should be a nice black color all the way around the darker the better. don't eat any with red to them. they should be plump. they should have a good glossy appearance and they should definitely not be leaking. now, if you see blackberrys that have a lot of red or green that means they are going to actually be bitter. now, when you bring them home, store them in the refrigerator right away. never wash them before you store them, but always make sure you wash them right before you enjoy them. they have a short shelf life, only 2, 3 days you want to eat them right away. blackberrys of course are so sweet you can eat them raw and use them in desserts but they pair well with salads. i would use them with arugula and salty cheese. i'm stephanie tantillo with your tip of the day. >>> well, it

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mel robbins? >> no. there you go, no, she cannot. >> can't do it. >> it's held by a trust. yes, done, fast this morning. she can't sell it without his authorization. >> so this is just pushing donald, is that what you see it as? >> well, donald certainly could be the spoiler of this. if i'm shelly i'm not popping champagne corks any time soon because the nba recognizes donald as the controlling owner. donald is the one that ultimately has the recognizing decision making power at this point. >> kavinoky, it comes down to, for donald sterling, you can't kick me out of this league based on the fruit of the poisonous tree, nice phrase that lawyers love. this tape was illegally made. you can't use it. you support that statement for me. why? >> well, that's one of the arguments that he's raising and he's saying ultimately that this is all stemming from this illegal tape recording because in california it's a two-party consent state that meaning both parties need to consent to something being recorded and he didn't. and what he's going to do is he's going to marry this to the subs

here with me in new york is cnn commentator and human behavior expert, mel robbins, you know her, and sandra singh lowe, who has a book out this week called "the mad woman and the volvo, my year of raging hormones." welcome to both of you. i'll tread lightly in this statement. sandra, let me start with you. it's quite a title to the book. where did it come from? this whole juggling act we're talking about, how did you decide to write this? >> well, i'm a mother. i'm a 52-year-old mother of a teen and a pre-tween daughter and i'm menopausal, so all these hormones are hitting at the same time for mothers who are in the sandwich generation i call it, the triple ms, middle-aged mothers in menopause, women feel very overwhelmed right now. and our coping strategies, you know, all the medical advice we get to be honest is cut out alcohol, sugar and caffeine which is what some of us live for in a monday morning. and all the medical advice is always just have more walks, drink eight glasses of water a day. >> do yoga and eat kale. please tell me why kale is always the magic food, like, all my

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alan robbins accounts of people behaving badly >>: this appears to be the most magical place and allcisco. it's a place where traffic laws don't exist i thought this place and are street land. and once you entered when our street land it seems the only need one hand to navigate the curvy road and the other can be used for holding your electronic device pre despite the fact that it's against the law to hold itself of what operating a motor vehicle 35 the driver's breath and a portion of the lot is the normal with this driver has his eye fund nyse swaps fund with a passenger fans not seeing another fought for it then they go heading down on march 3rd. since later another driver while the car is that motion as recorded with one hand and rub with the other and if you look carefully the passenger who as it thinks of she's recording to. so the question as was watching the road while their eyes are glued to the six in scoring. a lot of drivers are looking into these different strains of driving down on our. but this lady from that bronco for has been my favorite. it's love and hard logo on

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