segways up the you know. >> who knows. writing. oscar for >> he did >> sometimes i don't actually believe that he wrote. a powering talent. i know it for a fact. dayas at my gym back in the and one day he showed up on a friday and he's this guy and he and he's the nday guy who did that movie. it was unbelievable. > that is not proof that he wrote the script. >> i saw him on friday and i saw him on monday. he wrote the script. >> we love you stallone. much. you so >> what's up? >> have you ever seen someone lift ff a ski >> >> it's lindsay von. also skis. hilarious. now since lindsay's an olympic golf let's ask her about because her boyfriend's sport 2,016 part of the olympic games and couldn't versesy is swirling. >> do you think golf should be in the olympics >> of course. she had to say yes even though she doesn't believe that. >> why wouldn't it be in the olympics coming back for the first time since 1904 over softball, baseball and karate. summer lympics is like camp. archery and golf. old sport an >> what about tug oh war awes

so, it actually segways very well into this next point is that we have to back up and have comprehensive laws that ensures all chemicals are safe, there are 80 thousand synthetic chemicals register ined the market that doesn't include all pesticides or chemicals used in cosmetics and cleaning products so there are tons of them. they're often regulated by different federal agencies, the fda regulates cosmetics, the environmental protection agency, pesticides and most synthetic chemicals but it's all over the place, one chemical might be regulated by any number of agencies, you have to step back and say we need to make sure all chemicals are safe and they're screened carefully, the european union did this, at least there's movement in that direction, the united states has not yet done this. so, the law that currently regulates chemicals was passed two years after i was born and i'm sorry but i think a lot has changed in the world about what we know about chemicals and what chemicals are used in the duration of most of my lifetime so we could change the laws so that new knowledge is integra

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of the star spangled banner, taylor launched into america the beautiful -- >> ♪ so smooth, taylor segwayhe other one. he also sang america the beautiful during the 7th inning stretch. >>> a 49er-year-old mystery involving beatles drummer ringo star. that picture is in a recently released book. a new jersey man says it's him and five friends. they all skipped school that day to see the beatles arrive in new york city. and the one on the far right there is charlie schwartz who just happens to know live in sonoma. >> this is very cool. can you imagine. finally busted after missing school after all these years. >>> the warriors had a great year last year. there's new news about them today. >> this is pretty good news if you're a warrior fan. center andrew boget was busy agrees to a contract. his three year extension ends all this lame duck extension. he ae -- he agrees to a three year extension. so there's still some concern that he is a health risk. >>> the warriors cut curry. yeah. well no. no stephan curry, his younger brother seth curry. he earned one assist in three preseason games. 49e

of the star spangled banner, taylor launched into america the beautiful -- >> ♪ so smooth, taylor segway one song to the other one. he also sang america the beautiful during the 7th inning stretch. >>> a 49er-year-old mystery involving beatles drummer ringo star. that picture is in a recently released book. a new jersey man says it's him and five friends. they all skipped school that day to see the beatles arrive in new york city. and the one on the far right there is charlie schwartz who just happens to know live in sonoma. >> this is very cool. can you imagine. finally busted after missing school after all these years. >>> the warriors had a great year last year. there's new news about them today. >> this is pretty good news if you're a warrior fan. center andrew boget was busy agrees to a contract. his three year extension ends all this lame duck extension. he ae -- he agrees to a three year extension. so there's still some concern that he is a health risk. >>> the warriors cut curry. yeah. well no. no stephan curry, his younger brother seth curry. he earned one assist in three presea

. >> i've been to one, i broke four ribs, five ribs and punctured a lung falling off a segway, do not use that -- >> here -- >> to a guy i was on morphine in agony and woke up to a guy literally handing me an invoice. i'm like what the hell are you doing? >> my point is all the people that go to the emergency room because they do not have coverage, we wind up paying for that. that's a reason health care costs so much. >> i agree with you and support the principles of obama care. that's why i'm more frustrated the system failed allowing perhaps the whole thing to collapse. we don't know how it will play out. the people they need to get enrolled, the young people who may have 30, 40, 50 years -- >> first of all, every program of this size was a headache at first. so was bush's medicare prescription drug program for the old folks. hey, free viagra, have a free boner on george bush. remember me at the polls. they didn't like that at first. now it's popular. social security, medicare, all these programs have these problems when you start with them, but the reason why it's going to work is

i want to ask you about this before they get into it, a segway into the political shut down and senator ted cruz. your comments to me sparked a big debate, you said at harvard one of the most brilliant students you had. given the choice between being reviled in washington and appreciated in texas or opposite i take the former 100 out of 100 times. is that your man from harvard? >> yes, and that's exactly what i said on your show the other night. don't try to discourage him by telling him he's hurting the republican party. he cares about his constituents and the ideal logical people that support him and thinks of himself as a man of principle and he is. you have to defeat him on principle grounds so i challenged to debate him on your show as to whether what he was doing was consistent with the values of the constitution. i do not think what he did was consistent with the values of the constitution, let him defend himself in the marketplace of ideas. >> i would love to get senator cruz and allen his old mentor sitting on this show for an hour. wouldn't that be incredible -- [ overlapping

. >> now that's the segway into weather. [laughter] >> hot annual out there, huh?> you could keep going and going. >> i would get in trouble. that's what would happen. >> so i just stop. >> steamy weather today. let's talk about the hot weather.we >> 91 for a high. we just found that out. >> i'm down wit done with this . coincidently it will change. >> it will change and if you you wait a little while longer, the temperatures today have been way up there h. t i want to start with that. you see the picture there. t you see the hazy sun. reagan national, 91, not a record. 89 degrees for dulles, the highh today, and that was a record. that's two days in a row with record-high temperatures fors dulles and bwi with only 86 degrees. so cool up there at bwi today. we're 83. now frederick is 84, culpeper is 88, winchester is 79 and by the water it's cooler with. 7. here is your forecast for this evening, sun is about to set. i know it's. but i still think it will be w what sun will be let, you'll and issue to see it. it looks great this evening. we're warm at 9:00 and a fe

before apple, he was with ford and segway. tesla with a new car due out next year. >>> today marks the second anniversary of the occupy oakland protest. activities planned starting at 9:00 a.m. with a protest at the oak marriott hotel. it's where the sheriff is holding a training exercise. also will be a march to the plaza tonight at 6:00. >>> going to be an opening ceremony today for a contest that has a new name. it's a paddle out ceremony for the big wave surf contest. new sponsor this year for the body glove mavericks invitational. the window will be open through march. 24 of the world's best surfers will get the call for the contest. >>> a parking lot beneath san francisco central freeway will be the city's newest skate and dog park. construction for the $3 million park is already underway. money comes from the sale of former central freeway parcels. the park is expected to open by next summer. >>> contractors responsible for the healthcare.gov say last minute changes led to the problems. >> they testified before congress

of course, if you were a pedestrian or someone on a segway, so many tours come down there. that's the street, pennsylvania avenue, the grand boulevard you would walk on to get in front of the white house. it has not been open. we have seen people coming here at security check point. the officers checking badges and ids and letting white house staff go through once they are sure it is secure. the initial report is the women in the car tried to ram the barricades here. there were reports she tried to ram the white house gate. for her to get right next to the white house gate, it would be next to impossible. not only would she have to go through the first set of metal ballards, she would have to get through the second set. then, only then, could she get remotely close to the white house. it seems it started here at the intersection of 15th and pennsylvania avenue. after that happens, the pursuit and chase by the u.s. capital. let me show you what's going on in la fayette square and the crowds on pennsylvania avenue in front of the white house are corrdoned off. the people are

i want to ask you about this before they get into it, a segway into the political shut down and senatored cruz. your comments to me sparked a big debate, you said at harvard one of the most brilliant students you had. given the choice between being reviled in washington and appreciated in texas or opposite i take the former 100 out of 100 times. is that your man from harvard? >> yes, and that's exactly what i said on your show the other night. don't try to discourage him by telling him he's hurting the republican party. he cares about his constituents and the ideal logical people that support him and thinks of himself as a man of principle and he is. you have to defeat him on principle grounds so i challenged to debate him on your show as to whether what he was doing was consistent with the values of the constitution. i do not think what he did was consistent with the values of the constitution, let him defend himself in the marketplace of ideas. >> i would love to get senator cruz and allen his old mentor sitting on this show for an hour. wouldn't that be incredible -- [ overlapping sp

. >> the segway. >> to what we have going here. >> this is why -- . >> so lucky. >> a two-bedroom house in palo alto is 1.7 million. that is the rein there. and that rarely happens and not any time early in the season and there is a chance of a sprinkle or two on wednesday and some things cool down in the bay area. and that is a beautiful start to sunday morning and readings range from all over the place, 43 degrees in santa rosa, a chilly start and almost 60 in the city. everywhere else, everywhere in between. today, the hardly strictly blue grass fest. seventy degrees in the park and very nice. the rock'n'roll marathon underway in santa fe and temperatures into the mid-60s and warmer in the bay area and sunshine through tuesday. the low pressure comes through the central coast and that means a cooldown and big time tuesday and wednesday. the next few days look nice, though. this is the hype causing all of the problems in southern california. they're getting the offshore flow on the east and south side of the high pressure and that pulls through the canyons of southern california and v

you give us, congressman, a perfect segway to john tucker the ceo and founder of laser plus imaging an l.a. based company that provides office supplies to dozens of federal agencies and i want to bring mr. tucker into the conversation, which you teed up so perfectly, you, mr. tucker, have been hurt by this. your workers have been hurt by the government shutdown. what would you like to say to or ask the congressman? >> well, thank you for having me, tyler. yes, hi, congressman, thank you for the opportunity. >> hi. >> it's been a struggle for us. we have a lot of people out of work and struggling to feed their families and the concern for me, congressman is, is the stop gap measure, hopefully the government does reopen for business, but i can't help but feel it's like putting a band-aid on an amputation. what is -- what has the lawmakers of our country done to instill any confidence in us, the american people, to say that you're going to get done in the next eight weeks, what you haven't been able it to accomplish since 2009 and that's to actually put forth a budget, a long-term plan, t

the segways, the scooters, the cool food, i don't know, ping-pong tables.never been inside but you hear about it, the stuff of legends. >> yeah. the culture is pretty cool. the food on the campus is pretty cool. probably the coolest thing is just how excited a lot of the geeks are to work there and pick through the data and come up with new ideas. you know, they really do try to keep the culture flat enough that people can work on whatever they want to, even though there are stories about 20% times going away. the smartest people i talk to and the people coming up with entrepreneurial idea a lot are still jazzed about the big projects they're trying to tackle there. >> we can't underestimate how important that is, sam, because they can attract the very best people if it is a cool place to work, it can still attract the very best talent and hand pick who they want. >> right. i think that's true, but there are also plenty of talented people content to have a comfortable, well-paying job with great food. it doesn't have to be, you know, this rebel pirate steve

tourists on segways. staffers wandering away from the capitol hill building. there's a more relaxed feel on 3rd and pennsylvania than over the past half hour or so. capitol police officers on bikes do not seem to be as alert as -- not to say they're not alert. they do not seem to be deploying into active positions as they were a few minutes ago. we have some police officers here directing traffic. some of the tactical units that we saw rushing out to this position over the past half hour have already left from here. we can tell you that from this point of view, the traffic is flowing. tourists are here. this entire area is slowly beginning to reopen. the capitol police officers who were cordoning off this area just behind us have left just within the past, i want to say, minute, minute and a half or something like that. a definite feeling of lower tensions here. although we just saw an or mooared s.w.a.t. vehicle come back at a high rate of speed. >> eamon javers with the very latest where he is outside of the capitol, where we understand this high speed chase

charles: little segway into that, if you own a home why don't you cash out and turn your house into ahink that sort of thinking led to the implosion in the first place. >> they use that as a savings account, the second or third is not available. and reverse mortgage, got a lot of bad press about reverse mortgages but they could be a godsend used properly and people understand the fine print. another opportunity is life-insurance. people viewed life insurance as a liability, something they've a premium for and the only way to get cash out of it is to surrender with a life insurance company and settlements can paid eight to ten times more than what the insurance company will pay if you surrender to cash value. we believe anyone whether a term policy or whole life policy -- charles: we have some breaking news we have to share with the audience. breaking news, senator rand paul threatens to pull janet yellen's nomination or put it on hold. it felt like she was a sure thing. >> informed the senate of his intentions, insisting on a vote of transparency. the thing is she is already being cri

we're segwaying right into a heated debate over raising the debt ceiling and the tea party seems very much dug in here. both sides seem dug in, yet john mccain had this to say on tuesday. let me play it for you. >> how is this going to end? we know how it's going to end. we know how it's going to end. sooner or later the government will resume it's function. sooner or later we will raise the debt limit. the question is how do we get there? >> that's a very realistic comment from a guy that's seen his share of battles. can that mindset prevail. >> reporter: i don't know and if john mccain could bring any other republicans with him beyond a handful maybe there would be a resolution or we wouldn't have even been in this place in the first place but that's not where the republican party is today. you're right, the tea party side of this is dug in. now, there was a lot of heated rhetoric yesterday but behind the scenes you see shifts, john boehner is no longer talking about health care. the issue isn't there. paul ryan who was the republican vice presidential candidate, the house republica

. >> this is a perfect segway.f those use by dates, miley cyrus rocked the plaza of course here yesterday. >> and rocked my world too. >> right. because of her conversation with matt and the topic of sex after 40 just rocketed off line. we're going to get you all caught up. >> the use by date. >> the use by date. >> use before 40. >> all right. well, we will switch topics, thankfully, to an entire region. china living in some fear and it's an unlikely suspect, killer giant hornets. dozens of people died and more than 16 have been hurt and local officials are exhausting all of their options to fight them off. ian williams is in beijing this morning with details. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. we're back in beijing but we brought back a sample here which i'll introduce to you more formally a little bit later. they are really scary and have an entire chinese province on edge. >> the giant one. >> reporter: this is public enemy number one. the asian giant hornet. the world's biggest. as large

but all of us -- this gives me a good segway to tell you that we're going to be on the air at 4:00 on monday morning unless it becomes plainly obvious they've settled it. if they settle it on saturday, we'll be on regular time. but if they go late into sunday night, we'll be here until 4:00. if there's a strike, we'll do the same thing we did last time -- we'll have all of the options for you so you can see what's going on. let's take a look at 280 northbound. it's better than it was. it's still slow around the corner getting up to highway 17. we're look lightning at 880 -- looking at 880 in oakland. looks good in both directions. i want to mention that we just got word from a tweet, actually, that a bus was involved in a crash on the bay bridge. nikki l. mentioned it. she says an a.c. transit bus is involved in a crash on the bridge. they have pulled it over to the side. we'll try to get that picture for you next time to see if we can see it. traffic in san francisco looks good. but it's foggy. let's go to steve. >>> that's correct. it's foggy and cold. lindsey who is our noon produc

segway, one of a the things that is important about our product is we set out from day one to do two things. to create a product that will work and can pass. in almost every instance we are saying we know we cannot be to the left of the senate bill on a particular matter. it has to pass a more conservative body. mario and his colleagues were going back to their constituency and vetting this bill with them. that republicans can embrace much of what we have done. labrador is doing virtually what we have all done and is responsible for writing some important parts of the bill. that is be the vehicle in the house. or something very close to it. in terms of the activists, when atalk to my family, they are pretty interesting group. i talked to everyone of them. there are five others. all of them are open to immigration reform. securitys the border is strong enough. we have a sales job to do. it is going to be people out in when they make it known and reinforced his interest in passed. they can give the wavering members cover. our group worked very hard. product will be able to be presented

jenna: it's a tough segway, but some people turn to drinking -- [laughter] that's our next topic.ess, but because of what these chinese researchers found. they say that sprite, there's an ingredient in sprite and club soda that helps cure a hangover. can you explain why that would be? >> this was actually really, really interesting to me, very interesting study. what they found was that when we ingest alcohol, the liver breaks it down into me tab lites, and some of these are what causes the hangover. there's another enzyme or protein that breaks down the me tab lite that causes this hangover problem, and sprite seems to increase the rate which the which it eliminates the hangover protein. other things such as herbal tea which in the past we've thought is a good hangover cure slows that down, so it can make the hangover last longer. jenna: in your medical our team needs your advice -- [laughter] if you mix alcohol and sprite, does that mean you do not have a hangover the next day, doc? >> i don't think it's telling us that at all. [laughter] i think the best advice is hydrate. one

quite the segway was a little deliberate or >> i wondered about that. was a littleue deliberate. >> i wondered about that. we actually know now that yahoo! actually was a company that went back to the court and fought, actually up through the appellate process there him and eventually come unfortunately, lost the case that they had brought under the protect america act. >> right. not under those particular sections. that is true. we are talking about transparency today, interest rates he is certainly a thing onto sinceas latched before snowden, but definitely cents snowden, we have been talking transparency going back a number of years under fisa that weon and testified in the past and so forth. but certainly since june of this year when we started learning a lot more about what is going on, we have been talking about the need for transparency, we have sent letters to both the president and congress, in a number of our memories have actually filed a suit in the fisk against the government -- thehe fisc against government under the first amendment for th

. >> it's a good segway talking about the local level. we're so fortunate to have so many folks from state and local levels here. i'd like each of you to share with us if you will your thoughts about the importance of state and local government. and bill, you obviously have retail stores all over the country and you are making decisions every day about where to put those stores based on demand. but also the welcomeness of the state and local government has an impact as well. any stories for us? >> the decisions i think that can be made at the federal level are more policy and environmental level climate decisions. the state and local decisions e brass tacks detail driven, rubber meets the road fashion. what has been fascinating to tch is the engagement of the governors and economic leaders. they are competitive and aggressive. they are advocates for their own geographies. it's been interesting to watch as we introduce them to the states and the dynamic between many of the governors. they are very competitive folks. so seing that is sort o

. >> it could be a segway to the u.s. government.thoughts on the shutdown itself whether that impacted business, if you've seen it and to the extent you've made preparations or what you think about washington related to the debt ceiling? >> it's definitely had a minor effect on business. as one example, we have tens of thousands of shipments held now that we can't deliver to the united states government and a lot of vendors shipping to the government are now ceased. on the margin, there's been an effect. i agree with warren though. i have confidence they'll come to a conclusion. our system tends to be pretty fracturous. at the end of the day it ends up in the right place. reid and mcconnel are good men. i think they'll provide leadership here. >> fred, we'll end with what we were talking about earlier. that is our energy needs here. the other thing i think is most staggering. three or four years ago the argument was made we don't need to open up a lot of stuff here because we can never hope to generate that much more domestically. i