it was just for you, scotty. and it was a passionate embrace. >> i think by the end of the show you will get -- >> it has happened before. >> get it ready to go. >> rain coat was at a board meeting being streamed on line live when he referred to a mother as a chuby wubby. they heard it at home and put the clip on youtube. >> was he talking about the lady in front of him? anyway, that's rude. he said it right in front of her. was that her? he has now quit saying my words are inappropriate and do not reflect my feeling or attitude. i will try to regain the trust and respect of the community. it is too late for that. i hope he frys for being a fat shamer. questions for the guest, dan. is this a lesson to never say bad to anybody? >> this snitching generation we live in. >> it is wrong. >> i like when politicians get exposed. >> i will go and work on myself and i will learn to love fat girls. i will get into it and it will be a fetish. but i don't understand the apology, this apology culture we are in. i don't know.

scotty was like my little brother. we were real really, really clo. he was doused in diesel fuel and i thought he was dying right there. >> you had no resources at that time? >> i had nothing. i was helpless, nothing i could do. listening to scott in anguish. >> has this virtual reality treatment helped you in terms of coping with the ptsd? >> i knew i wouldn't be magically cured but i could cope. >> what was the horror you couldn't revisit? >> i was confronted with the question of you know what could you have done differently? do you think you're superman, can you put zeal fuel with some -- diesel fuel with dirt in your hands, i found out i shouldn't be spoid in my own actions and what i did. >> we find helping a patient to confront and process difficult emotional memories rather than avoiding them is the key the getting over.ptsd. >> what a powerful piece. it's so great to see that head-on. >> in the theater of wawr a lot of things -- war a lot of things happen to these guys that they're not going odeal with then. we talked to one veteran who didn't

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scotty! will you be my wife? is that a yes?> 49ers fan surprised his girlfriend by proposing dug a tour of levi stadium and the 49ers captured the moment open video and she said "yes," and you can bet some money that will show up in a marketing campaign. >> she called him scotty so i guess he beamed her up. >> i got a million. >> meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> beamed up the heat yesterday. >> 90's in san francisco? >> yes, 90 in san francisco. i forecast 86. i was off a little bit. >> you only hit a triple. so sorry. >> we had a lot fun, look at this picture, the fifth graders the selfie is the best i could do. >> who is the guy in front? >> he fits right in. they had great questions and it was 92 on my car thermometer and they do not have air conditioning and it was 2:00, the last part of their day and they stayed with me the entire hour i was there with great questions, great comments and just good students. when i speak to kids i am floored by how much more they know at that age than i did. thank you, everyone

and me and scottie are special. >> yeah, you're special. >> his mom had him doing a few child modeling little gigs here and there. he was never super passionate about acting as a young guy. but it is something he just kind of fell into very naturally. >> the son of a model and sewer contractor, walker was the oldest of four kids in a working class mormon home in sunland, california. >> they were your typical family, very loving, very close ni knit. >> amber leah was a childhood friend of walker's. >> most friends called him a pollying woul ing woulwog. he had a contagious spirit. he was always smiling. just effervescent personality was electric. >> at 13 years old that landed him a string of roles in shows like "who's the boss" and "charles in charge." but for this quintessential california kid, acting took a back seat. >> paul walker grew up in san fernando valley. he loved surfing from a young age. always fascinated by the ocean. later he was into brazilian jujit jujitsu. he loved the outdoors. >> how could out in love surfing looking like what he looked like. >> i think for a lot of

and scotty could hardly believe that we were doing this. i mean, to me, the balcony at the national press club was the metaphor for this book. and it certainly was the ugliest symbol of discrimination that i knew of in all journalism. c-span: did you ever... >> guest: that's what i called it. c-span: did you ever ask any male why they wouldn't let women in? well, they let women in the balcony ... why they wouldn't let them sit downstairs? >> guest: of course we did. i mean, there were constant complaints from the women's national press club that went over years, and finally they made the balcony decision. and then we said, "but we're not allowed to cover the story properly. we can't hear the speakers properly. we can't ask questions. we're not equal still." and their attitude was that women would be a disruptive part of the national press club, that we'd make men feel uncomfortable in the bar, that we might ask stupid questions. it's so hard to remember how recent that kind of attitude was. it's better, but not good enough. c-span: why did

scotty, it's all good. no strippers. we're just gonna get a little wild. stripper? bud light the perfect beer for when you're a little freaked out by this bachelorette party, but these ladies seem nice enough and reggie watts is killing it, so ok. bud light, the perfect beer for whatever happens. see more at upforwhatever.com. the car with an estimated 45 miles per gallon highway. the car with almost 900 miles between fill-ups. the car road & track called america's most fuel efficient new car, isn't a prius. surprised? state of the art clean diesel technology. a fuel-efficient eco start/stop system. engineered to virtually sip fuel. the mercedes-benz e250 bluetec. defying expectations. again. (applause) >> jon: welcome back, my guest tonight the director of the human microby only program at new york university his new book is missing microbes-- please welcome to the program martin blaser, sir! >> (laughter) sorry. missing microbes this is something that we have heard about for some time. but there's apparently a good deal of science behind the idea that i

. >> well, scotty, this is our other building. this is kind of like a state sports museum. ruth in here, too. come on. i'll show you around. >> maryland's great teams and athletes are showcased here. but mike and i were on a mission, so there was no time to huddle. >> [ chuckles ] >> we walked right past all kinds of amazing displays... on our way to something even more amazing. >> a place that you will remember for the rest of your life. come on in to this room. this is kind of a special space. it is called "the archives." and this is where we process all of the 10,000 artifacts that we have in our museum, but the stuff that gets put into safekeeping comes back into this room, which is the vault. so come on in and we'll take a look at the vault. >> the vault is jam-packed with sports history -- from the recent past... >> cal ripken's cleats are here. >> ...to way back when. football players, olympians -- if they made their mark in sports, they're remembered here. >> you can see the baltimore orioles are represented in here, the baltimore ravens are here, michael phelps is

they always -- i wonder where these cars have come from, whether scotty has beamed them down or otheraxies have come down. but there always, always, always is this traffic that's going on. i read that this area is adequately serviced by muni, even though i am an mta person and on the mad committee for muni which addresses access and disabled issues. muni doesn't adequately service anyplace and the only bus we have nearby is the 12 which runs when it wants to. otherwise people have to walk down from mission street and take the 14 which run when it wants to and has seats available when it wants to. i agree with this gentleman. we didn't even talk before this meeting that the city really does need to take a long hard look at the reatv of transit first. i cannot envision anyone being able to afford to live in this building and walk. thank you. >> thank you very much. colleagues, any questions to the appellant or anyone involved in today's hearing? seeing none, this hearing has been held and now final. [gavel] >> the matter is in the hands of the board. supervisor kim. >> thank you. and i

stuart: millennials taking over, scotty fuses not like that. she joins us now from asheville.inst millennials? >> you said it. millennials, 22-year-olds. millennials are anybody born between 1980 all the way up until now. that means we have people who are 18 years old all the way up to 33 years old which is the category i fall into. millennials is a broad brush. stuart: i got that but let's narrow it down. are you worried about this blip in the population, the twentysomethings as they move through because they are not exactly free-market conservative types, are they? >> they don't know who they are yet. they don't have their identity. you remember being in your 20s, a decade of transition, you don't know your identity. if we sit here talking about millennials as those younger 20s to are going for their first job we are going to completely miss those of us who are on our second or third tier of our career ladder, have young children, already married, we are still millennials and we are the people who can be talking with the conservative movement. stuart: when you don't think th

. >> scotty, what are your thoughts? >> last night you said that we lost. but in reality i don't believe that we lost but we had a pretty big win when it came to mitch mcconnell. not every tea party group is behind mount evans and the majority were not. we weren't necessarily active for him, but we definitely came out from the beginning talking about the most conservative minority leader and we knew that al qaeda had best brains was not representative of a conservative in kentucky. >> 's. lou: that is a generous interpretation of the results that we followed for a better part of a year. but there were no tea party candidates winning and the tea party, i said and without leadership in two basic parties, that is the tea party and that freedom works, they are simply extensions, if you will, of the republican party and gop analysts and strategists. so the tea party is going to have to amount to something new if it's going to have the kind of energy that is critically important and absolutely essential in 2010 and there's nothing like that even in evidence in th

scotty, let me go to you, 100-milers, a group of people there from surrounding communities.y go in and know spring breakers are there and there to pray on them. >> being a parent today is hard. we cannot win. my niece was down there last week in panama city beach and with her -- >> is she in any of the footage. >> she said oh, gosh, mom and dad watch fox news but she was scared she would be busted. >> she was with 16 other girls staying in a two bedroom condo with one bathroom. they are good girls. parents today, we can't say nowhere parents before could say no. now you have to explain -- >> i have no problem saying no. >> that doesn't mean your kids will go behind your back and -- >> i don't need to explain anything. >> the problem with parents -- >> you went to spring break, you were confessing. >> i went to south beach. i did not do it like that. my clothes stayed on. i couldn't drink -- >> yeah, right. so in other words, you went before social media exploded. >> thank goodness -- no, but i think the problem, people are drinking in excess because it's not like okay. you k

. >> scotty plame ! >> is this a yes?49er fan surprised his girlfriend by proposing during a turf levi stadium capturing the big moment on video and a tearful girlfriend... >> she said yes. but he had to ask repeatedly because she was choked up. >> we will have the first continue, the first pass, the first proposal has already happened. >> he set the bar pretty high, guys. >> if you are outside, maybe the kids playing football or bail at recess...hot again? >> have fluids and drink plenty of water. yesterday, we can see how warm it was all the 90's across the board and napa was two degrees short of a record and san francisco was knee, and that is four degrees warmer than i thought. 90 at sfo, and 92 if livermore, and 93 at san jose, and santa cruz was 93, one degree shy of a record and now compared to what is going on in minnesota. it is snowing. from moose lake. when it snowed in minute -- in minnesota on her birthday i thought the divorce papers were coming in. i am digging the heat today. it is a nice start. look at co

. >> flying in space might be something they want to do spue beam me up, scotty. melissa: from u.s.o every corner of the globe money has been flying around the world where a clever inventor create ad motorized scooter that doubles as your luggage. gone are the days of dragging around your suitcase. it has a moped seat and battery that helps you reach speeds of 12 miles an hour, wow! it cops with gps like most luggage. >>> over to russia where president putin is forming a new eurasian trade alliance. kazakhstan and belarus joining russia in a mini economic union together. valued at $3 trillion. it is putin's goal to create a counter balance union. yikes! >>> donatella versace getting ready for the world cup and creating one-of-a-kind shirt for fashionista as and charlie gasparino. it has a medusa head emblem and chains and leopard prints and soccer balls obviously. it can all be yours for 700 bucks. obviously it is worth much more. >> they have to pay me to wear that. melissa: it's a bit of money. paying your tv bills is about to get more interesting now that bitcoin is involved in c

scotty, over to you. >> sue, thank you so much, we're here with jeffrey gundlach. literal le just walked off the stage. it's great to see you. welcome back. >> your big idea was to short single-family housing. >> if you just look at the statistics, wee kind of surprised by how people are cop settic about home builders, you kind of look at the data, and it's gotten soft. >> it's gotten ugly. >> in recent months really soft. one of the culprits for causing that would be the rate rise of last summer. last summer people were saying this isn't enough of a rate rise to matter. kind of hard to hold that point of view now. you look at mortgage applications, housing starts, you look at new home sales in particular. they're no better than they were at the so-called trough of the recession. it would seem that the stocks that are up an awful lot and discounting and returning to what people think are normalcy, i think people will be disappointed. i've chosen to short -- that's short xhb. >> that's right. i'm sure that some can go granular and get into a certain tier, i think if

. >>> and "american idol" winner, scotty mccreary, the victim of a terrible home invasion.ery and his schoolmates are okay. no arrests so far. >>> growing outrage over a story we first told you about yesterday. the air traffic controller who could have prevented this deadly crash over the hudson river back in 2009 in new york is now back on the job. families of the victims want to know why. the faa only saying, quote, controllers have the same due process rights as other federal employees and are also covered by the provisions of the national air traffic controllers association contract. commercial pilot joins us and will break it all down. great to see you, robert. >> you, too, gretchen. >> the question is, why is this guy who was on his cell phone at the time those two planes crashed into each other talking about barbecuing attacked? why is he back on the job? >> i know this is going to sound difficult for many people to understand. but it's extenuating circumstances. although the controller was on the phone when he shouldn't have been, the pilots are ultimately responsib

"american idol"winner got quite a scare last night after robbed in home invasion. 20-year-old the scotty north carolina state university when the apartment was in vaided. he and his friend told police that 3 men with guns robbed them of the wallet cash and electronic. he won "american idol"back in 2011. he's currently wrapping up his sophomore year of college. >> science of helping people regrow body parts is becoming more real than ever and subject of conference happening right now in berkeley and as jonathan bloom explains it's not all about biology either. in fact there is a team of engineers working on way to literally printout new organs. >> at the time dog in the video from north carolina state vet school something new. >> bone guess on the inside. and then the skin gets wrapped around the outside. >> titanium implant connects artificial leg to the dog pwochbility the professors show it off at the medicine foundation conference in berkeley. they did didn't go out and buy this. they made it on a 3d printer. >> we purchased one of the first metal 3d printer in the world from electron

scotty mccreery and friends were victims of a home invasion style robbery in the wee hours of mondayina state where m mccreery is finishing his sophomore year. the thieves made off with cash, electronic items and wallets. thankfully no one was hurt. >> getting hot in here. feel it? >> i have to admit. here's maybe why. check it out. whoa, whoa, whoa. that's j-lo on the cover of her upcoming album. no need to describe the outfit there, my goodness. we can tell you the album will be called "aka." >> she's pretty hot. >> she never ages. she looks 21. >> she's amazing. we don't know what the music sounds like, but if it is as hot as the picture, it will do just fine. aka goes on sale june 17th. >>> we could be hearing something new from adele soon. >> the british pop star turned 26 yesterday and tweeted a cryptic message that has everyone guessing. it says bye-bye 25 see you later again this year. her first albums were named 19 and 21 for her age at the time. is an album titled "25" on the way, question mark? fans can't wait to hear her belt out new tune. she had surgery in 2011 on her v

. >> scotty, still going through his prepared remarks where he once again says that this deal with allstonfor is a good one not only for ge but allstock market and franmarket -- alstom as well's in this prepared remarks he talked about the long-standing ties that ge has not only in france but with alstom as well saying this bid for the power business is basically a sign of ge's commitment to france and the economy as well as jobs in the country. back to you. >> and goes face to face tomorrow. >> wooing continues. extended the deadline for the board of alstom until june 23rd to vote on the deal, which already received binding aproval from the board, but the government had concerns in the wake of that deal being announced. back to you. >> mary, thank you. we'll see what happens. >>> josh brown is flagging a stock he says is poised for a major breakout. >> talk about applied materials. we talk about a lot of old tech on the show. it tends to center around pcs, and stuff like that. but this is the perfect time in the cycle to be looking at some of the later cycle tech plays that will benefit a

. >>> investigators looking for the man accused of robbing scotty mcquekerry at gunpoint. three men came inside and took their wallets, money and electronics from the victims. nobody hurt. about five miles from the north carolina state campus where he goes to school. on twitter, he thanked everyone for their prayers and support and the raleigh police department for their quick response. >>> it's 5:22. may bring you bad breath but wait until we tell you the health benefits of eating garlic. >>> welcome back to you as we take a live look outside this morning. you see that flag blowing in the breeze. christina says it's going to be blustery. 5:24. >>> gilroy you're going to be happy about this. a new study out this morning says a specific type of garlic may reverse or prevent heart disease. they think kyolic garlic has a positive effect on our blood. a unique form of garlic that you see sold at health food stores. dozens of patients were given the pills and after a year, build up within arteries was reduced and in some cases cholesterol and blood pressure sd. >> causes some r

as we hit noon on the east coast, let's send it over to scotty and the "halftime report." >> simon, thank you very much. you guys have a great weekend. >>> welcome to the "halftime." here's today's game plan. small caps, big problem? with the russell 2000 close to a correction, is this the real area of the market to be worried about? hash tag bottom? after a rough week for twitter, has the stock found a floor? one would think so, which why it's our call of the day. >> wreck-it ralph. is lauren stock losing the luxury appeal? let's meet today's starting lineup, pete, josh, murph, dave leventhal, and we begin with sources confirming that apple is working on what would be its biggest acquisition ever. $3 billion for dr. dre's beats electronics, makers of the popular headphones. so many questions to be answered here, so we take it to the panel. we also welcome in our apple expert, tech editor jon fortt, business insiders jay yarrow, and josh brown, you have your beats headphones on, already a beats sticker on your mac. talk to me about this deal. good or bad? >> i actually think this is a goo

back to you, scotty. >> all right, sue, we'll see you then. >>> let's send it to dominic chu with a flash> another discretionary type company, viacom moving higher. the company is increasing the quarterly dividend by 10% to 33 cents a share. you can see viacom class-b shares up about a percent, just off of its session highs, scott. back over to you. >> dom, thanks. anybody own this name? >> i don't. i wish i did because of this. but the dividend boost is going to be good for them. obviously, content owners, scott, we talk about it all the time, are very much in demand right now, and this is them giving a little back to shareholders. >> yeah, i agree. content is still king, queen, and jack, man. it's the place you want to be. it's a well-run company. giving money back to shareholders, i like it. >> and in this environment, that's what people are looking for, right? they want some of the money coming back in. that's part of the problem for some of the small-cap stocks that don't give that kind of return. >>> back to your brother jon, buying an advertising stock. based on unusual options act

bush announced the family has lost their beloved scotty, ms. beasley. releasing a statement that said in part, quote, she was a source of joy during our time in washington and in dallas. she was a close companion to her blood relative barney and even though he received all the attention, beasley never held a grudge against him. laura and i will miss her. ms. beasley was 9 years old. >> rest in peace. >>> we have another story now, another animal story. they're hopping into action, a team of bunnies competing in a show-jumping contest this weekend. it's known as the bouncing bunnies of sweden and they're part of a sport taking europe by storm. organizers say the appeal is simple. the bunnies are cute and they like to jump over stuff. the record, by the way, over three feet. there you have it. >> how about that for a sport? >> that's going to do it for us. stick around. "a healthy yohilton hea "a healthy you & carol alt" is up next right here on the fox news channel. >> take care. t this. oh, no, i'll get it! let me get it. uh-uh-uh. i don't want you to p

decided to become a journal, influenced by spending several days with a visiting new york times legend, scotty rustin. little did i realize that decades later i would be close friends with another new york times legend. she isn't a pipe-smoking, contemplative columnist, she's a thought. , courageous editor -- she's a thoughtful, courageous editor with a new york accent so thick we may need translator this morning. [laughter] she's one of the most powerful women in the world who always has time for her many friends. it's one of the pleasures of my life to be her colleague, and today it is with such pride that i present your commencement speaker, my dear friend, jill abramson. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> i think the only real news here today is your graduation from this great university. [laughter] first of all, congratulations. [applause] i'm impressed that your achievements have attracted so much media attention. [laughter] as well they should. laugh -- [laughter] i'm so happy tozsñ be here to se this important day. my own college graduation is still a thrilling memory. in fact, i? act

the bushes said she put the see the sick and after battle with with, she is 9 years old to little scottierce of joy during the time of both washington and in dallas bushes had to scottish terriers a lighthouse are passed away and set a february of last year >> : is a live look outside as a condition that the mountain camp we caught up their conditions and will muckrake 50 degrees and '70s as we had in the afternoon for full to the forecast in their neighborhood coming up >> : ♪ ♪ get 5% cash back at lowe's this quarter so you can score more cash. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom. chase. so you can. a kind footraces back in san francisco today after a 25 minute delay unofficially texas streets and it records update for you also well fires continue to read john and san diego county you an update on that. and watching windy conditions this morning as it to live look at the san mateo bridge will take a look how wendy could be on the bay area next >> : good morning everybody dance for joining us on kron 4 news weekend the it's the top stores in the second verse let's start with

. >> he refers to you and the analogy of scottie pippen and michael jordan and you sacrificed personalisfaction for the team. any regrets about that? >> no. i focused on something i was really good at, and that was helping guys like lance, not only lance, but other guys who today are top stars in cycling. it really goes beyond lance. >> the sport was very similar, in my mind, to baseball, when everyone seemed to be doing steroids, that other guy was doing it. and that was the steroid era. you walked into the doping era; you did it too? >> yeah. i never set out to put myself in to think i was going to be in that position. you move from a -- i grew up down the street in queens. i moved to europe, a culture i was not familiar with, and here i am thrown into this world. i thought at the time like i didn't have a choice. now looking back, i know i made some wrong decisions and i was happy that i was able to see a change in the sport and be able to mentor younger riders and later on in my career and tell them that was not the right way and the sport needs to change. >> like mark mcgwire, he

we are joined by scotty allen, the defense attorney for sir young, the young man convicted of rape andgood to have you. the timing here not great. why? for your client. there is a lot of awareness about on campus rape and failure to report. now we hear about this case where it seems like a young woman comes forward. the young man involved admits he did things that were unwanted and wrong and seems to get a slap on the wrist. explain it from your perspective. >> well, i think sir young, the defendant in this case got everything except a slap on the wrist. here is a situation where this kid was not your typical sex offender. we have an 18-year-old high school student who was very talented, gifted, has scholarship offers to a couple of universities who had a relationship with this young lady and found himself in a position at school where he had previous discussions with her about having sex. she had agreed to that. she just didn't want to have sex on the school premises. immediately upon making this bad judgment he admitted that he proceeded over her objections to stop. and he admitted t

as we hit noon on the east coast, let's send it over to scotty and the "halftime report." >> simon, thanke." here's today's game plan. small caps, big problem? with the russell 2000 close to a correction, is this the real area of the market to be worried about? hash tag bottom? after a rough week for twitter, has the stock found a floor? one would think so, which why it's our call of the day. >> wreck-it ralph. is lauren stock losing the luxury appeal? let's meet today's starting lineup, pete, josh, murph, dave

this campus that i decided to become a journalist, influenced by's ending several days with a legend scotty reston. little did i realize the decades later i would be close friends with another "new york times" editor. she is not a pipe-smoking columnist. she is a thoughtful editor with a new york accent so thick we may need a translator this morning. [laughter] of the most powerful women in the world who always has time for her many friends. it is one of the pleasures of my life to be her colleague. and today it is with such pride that i present your commencement speaker, my dear friend jill abramson. [applause] >> i think the only real news >> i think the only real news here today is you're graduation from this great university. first of all, congratulations. [applause] i'm impressed that your achievements have attracted so much media attention, as well they soon. i'm so happy to be eager to share this important day. my own college graduation is still a memory. in fact i actually had breakfast this morning with one of my college classmates. he's one of the very proud parents of the graduat